The North Cave Hills of the Custer Gallatin National Forest is house to a assorted all-natural landscape of sandstone bluffs, prairie grasses, deciduous forests, and ponderosa pine. It’s a particular spot. A spot of organic magnificence and cultural significance. Riley Go is also a landscape scarred by strip mining. “What they still left at the rear of is all the sedimentary geology in the Fort Union development was not only remaining-in excess of uranium in the coal seams and piles here, but the sedimentary layers also have higher concentrations of arsenic, molybdenum and selenium – all of which are the other contaminants of issue that we are striving to concentrate…