Fight over silica mine rekindles fears about Missouri's Old Lead Belt | State and Regional

Pickle Creek runs two miles through Ste. Genevieve County’s sandstone valleys. It carries some of Missouri’s cleanest water, but residents worry that could change if NexGen Silica gets full approval

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