of structures and roads and sealing of drill holes. (I) Restoration of, or mitigation for, fish and wildlife habitat disturbed by mineral activities. (J) Preservation of cultural, paleontological, and cave resources. (K) Prevention and suppression of fire within the area affected by mineral activities. (c) Surface or ground water withdrawals The Secretary concerned shall work with State and local governments with authority over the allocation and use of surface and ground water in the area around the mine site as necessary to ensure that any surface or ground water withdrawals made as a result of mineral activities approved under this title do not cause undue degradation. (d) Special rule Reclamation activities for a mining claim, license, or lease that has been forfeited, relinquished, or lapsed, or a plan that has expired or been revoked or suspended, shall continue subject to review and approval by the Secretary concerned. 308. State law and regulation (a) State law (1) Reclamation, land use, environmental, and public health standards Any reclamation, land use, environmental, or public health protection standard or requirement in State law that meets or exceeds the requirements of this Act shall not be construed to be inconsistent with any such standard. (2) Bonding requirements Any bonding standard or requirement in State law that meets or exceeds the requirements of this Act shall not be construed to be inconsistent with such requirements. (3) Inspection standards Any inspection standard or requirement in State law that meets or exceeds the requirements of this Act shall not be construed to be inconsistent with such requirements. (b) Applicability of other State requirements (1) Environmental standards Nothing in this Act may be construed to affect any toxic substance, solid waste, or air or water quality standard or requirement of any State, local, or Tribal law that may be applicable to mineral activities on land subject to this Act. (2) Water resources Nothing in this Act may be construed to affect the