Although Shaunna Rangel would argue that the diamond mining industry has taken adequate measures to reduce the harmful impact on animals and the environment, Tavin McLeavitt makes it clear that the opponents have a stronger case. Rangel mentions general improvements, however, there is no data to support her claims.McLeavitt specifically outlines impacted species, landforms, and natural resources.
Rangel generally states, "In some cases, areas surrounding the mines are actually improved." To what degree is unclear. Additionally, she points out, "Governments are trying to reduce waste and reuse resources while mining for diamonds."
McLeavitt, on the other hand, specifically describes the abuses to people . environment, and animal species.
Rangel generally states, "In some cases, areas surrounding the mines are actually improved." To what degree is unclear. Additionally, she points out, "Governments are trying to reduce waste and reuse resources while mining for diamonds."
McLeavitt, on the other hand, specifically describes the abuses to people . environment, and animal species.