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In this file photo taken Thursday, July 16, 2009, phosphate ore is dug up and transported from Monsanto Company's South Rasmussen Mine site near Soda Springs, Idaho. Two federal agencies have approved a 2.4-mile-long open pit phosphate mine proposed by a Canadian company in southeastern Idaho. (Bill Schaefer/Idaho State Journal via AP, file)

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