21 Jun 1937
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Acid rain, economic development, and a century of mining pollute Rocky Mountain waters.
Top Billed Cast
Peter Coyote Narrator (voice)
Richard Lamm Self - Governor of Colorado (1975-1987)
Charles Wilkinson Self - Professor of Law, University of Colorado
Stuart Mace Self - Naturalist
Gus Seppi Self - Former Miner; Leadville, CO
David Holm Self - Colorado Health Department
Patrick Davies Self - Colorado Division of Wildlife
Stanley Dempsey Self - Chairman & CEO, Royal Gold Inc.
Erik Edeen Self - Eagle County Environmental Health Officer
Pat Wadsworth Self - Community Relations Director, AMAX
David Delcour Self - Vice President, AMAX
Max Dodson Self - Environmental Protection Agency
Ellen Mangione Self - Colorado Health Department
Elisabeth Evans Self - Environmental Protection Agency
John Harte Self - Professor of Energy & Resources, University of California
Bob Yuhnke Self - Environmental Defense Fund
L. Hunter Lovins Self - Rocky Mountain Institute
W Mitchell Self - Mayor of Crested Butte (1977-1981)
Don Bachman Self - High Country Citizens' Alliance
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