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A 300-meter-deep coal mine in Spain is now a giant lake holding 547 billion liters, and the transformation took 4 years

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A Spanish coal mine that once swallowed trucks is now an 865-hectare lake with beaches, kayakers, and deer. The transformation took four years.

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A 300-meter-deep coal mine in Spain is now a giant lake holding 547 billion liters, and the transformation took 4 years

A Spanish coal mine that once swallowed trucks is now an 865-hectare lake with beaches, kayakers, and deer. The transformation took four years.

·New Delhi, India
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Hindustan Times broke the news in New Delhi, India on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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