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Thanks for your fine work on this, Marshall. My Webster's Collegiate defines the word "corrupt" to mean "morally degenerate and perverted." The politics of mining in Minnesota is corrupt. The well-being of our land, our water, and many thousands of people is willingly sacrificed by the unholy alliance of smarmy politicians who bleat that Minnesota's strong laws will protect the water--against all evidence, as the Timberjay has demonstrated time and again; the multinational mining companies with their consistent record of poison and destruction; the Building Trades unions, whose test of good public policy is whether decisions made will mean their members can buy new pickups; and those citizens who have so completely drunk the kool-aid that they are willfully blind to the environmental and economic havoc created by mining on the Range. GLIFWC is performing a great public service.