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E Z E K I E LE X P L O R A T\'WGEOLOGICAL, GEOCHEMICAL AND GEOP REPORT ON THE G NORTH AND PLASWAY PROPERTIES CARIB00 MINING DIVISIONLINDA DANDY, B.Sc.,F.G.A.C.HUGHESLANG EXPLO NOVEMBER 1989CLAIMS

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2. Read through the form carefully to understand the instructions and requirements.
3. Fill out the personal information section, providing your name, address, contact details, and any other required information.
4. Proceed to the mines minerals section and provide the requested details, such as the location and type of minerals being mined.
5. Fill out the quotgreenquot section, which may include information about the environmental impact of the mining activities and any steps taken to mitigate it.
6. Review the completed form to ensure all the necessary information has been provided and there are no errors or omissions.
7. Sign and date the form, as required.
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What is mines minerals and quotgreenquot?

Mines, minerals, and 'green' refer to natural resources extracted from the earth, with 'green' typically indicating environmentally sustainable practices in mining and resource extraction.

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Individuals and companies engaged in mining activities or those involved in the extraction of mineral resources are required to file mines, minerals, and 'green' reports.

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To fill out mines, minerals, and 'green' reports, one must provide detailed information about the mining activities, resource types, environmental impact assessments, and compliance with regulations.

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The purpose of mines, minerals, and 'green' reporting is to monitor resource extraction activities, ensure environmental protection, and promote sustainable mining practices.

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The report must include details such as the types and quantities of minerals extracted, environmental management practices employed, and compliance with local and federal regulations.