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NMA Files Amicus Brief Opposing State of Washington’s Partisan Obstruction of International Trade
May 4, 2018
The National Mining Association (NMA) filed an amicus brief supporting Lighthouse Resources, Inc.’s challenge to the State of Washington’s denial of permits required to build the Millennium Bulk Terminal. Lighthouse’s suit charges that efforts by Washington state Governor Jay Inslee
Don Blankenship Statement on Establishment Influence in U.S. Senate Race
May 4, 2018
The establishment is doing everything they can to keep Joe Manchin in office. I am the only candidate in this race that has beaten Manchin on several political issues. I beat him on the food tax and the $5.5 billion
Midwest Energy Emissions Secures Additional Order With First International Customer in Canada
May 4, 2018
Midwest Energy Emissions Corp. (ME2C) has secured another order from its Canadian customer to install its proprietary Sorbent Enhancement Additive (SEA™) Technology at another one of their large power plants in Alberta, Canada. Installation operations are expected to begin in
New Mines to Breathe New Life Into Nunavut and Yukon Economies
May 3, 2018
Strong economic growth is expected in Nunavut and Yukon this year, while the economic outlook for the Northwest Territories is more muted. Growth is expected to average 1.9 percent in the three territories in 2018 and 3.1 percent in 2019,
Warrior Met Coal has Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Number 7 North Mine, Alabama
May 3, 2018
A west Alabama mining company is looking to hire experienced coal miners in Tuscaloosa County. Many officials were on hand Wednesday morning including Governor Kay Ivey for the ribbon cutting at the Warrior Met Coal Number 7 north portal mine
Interior Department Renews Leases for Twin Metals’ Minnesota Copper-Nickel Project
May 3, 2018
The U.S. Interior Department said Wednesday it has reinstated the mineral rights leases for a company that wants to build a copper-nickel mine near Ely in northeastern Minnesota, reversing a decision to deny the renewals that was made in the
Institute for Energy Economics: Future Energy Investments Hang on Fate of Navajo Generating Station
May 3, 2018
Word last week that two potential buyers are interested in the failing Navajo Generating Station (NGS) in Arizona turned heads regionally and nationally — perhaps even globally. The fate of NGS, as the power plant is known for short is
EPA Launches Initiative to Work with Wyoming Mining Industry
May 3, 2018
Wyoming’s coal industry is being offered more opportunity to work with regulators at the Environmental Protection Agency. The Casper Star-Tribune reports that the EPA’s regional office, which oversees Wyoming, says the offer is part of a new initiative to collaborate
Developer to Turn Old Stanley Mines Property into Mining-themed Amusement Park, Colorado
May 3, 2018
Colorado’s Clear Creek County could soon be home to a new mining-themed amusement park. A developer has submitted plans to turn the old Stanley Mines property near Idaho Springs into The Stanley Mines Adventure Park. The park would be similar
MGX Minerals Acquires Oil and Gas Leases at Paradox Basin, Expands Utah Petrolithium Project
May 2, 2018
MGX Minerals Inc. has acquired an additional 3,455 acres of oil and gas leases as a result of successful bidding at a recent State of Utah School and Institutional Trust Land Administration (SITLA) auction. The leases are located contiguous to
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