RALLY TO BAN CYANIDE
IN ALL WISCONSIN MINES

Mining-related cyanide spills have caused massive fish kills around the world. The proposed Crandon mine near the Wolf River would use up to 200 tons of cyanide a year in ore processing. Other mines may also be in Wisconsin's future, transporting cyanide on our roads, and storing toxic mine wastes at the headwaters of our pristine fishing streams. Vilas and Oneida counties and Montana have banned cyanide in mining. Over 58 percent of Wisconsin citizens back a new bill banning cyanide in mining.

Rally to Ban Cyanide in All Wisconsin Mines
State Capitol
State Street steps
Saturday, October 13
1:00-2:30 pm (after Farmers' Market)
Ban Cyanide in MiningWisconsin Campaign to Ban Cyanide in Mining
Mail: Box 14382, Madison WI 53714 & Box 124, White Lake WI 54491
Hotline: (800) 445-8615 [toll-free]
Website: www.alphacdc.com/treaty/cyanide.html [print off petition] Links: www.nocrandonmine.com
Call your two legislators toll-free at (800) 362-9472 to back Senate Bill 160 or Assembly Bill 95 to ban cyanide in all Wisconsin mines, without exemptions. Set up an appointment to see your lawmakers on Friday, October 12. The Senate will vote on SB-160 in October. Speakers are available at www.alphacdc.com/treaty/speakers.html; information on the websites or hotline.