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PDAC 2018 Awards Are Open for Nomination
July 6, 2017
Stand tall on the world stage and get the recognition you deserve from the international mineral exploration and mining sector. Nominations for the 2018 Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada’s (PDAC) Awards — now in its 40th year — are
Judicial Watch Files FOIA Lawsuit Against EPA Over Obama Clean Power Claims
July 6, 2017
Judicial Watch filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for records concerning the agency’s claim that the Clean Power Plan would prevent thousands of premature deaths by 2030 (Judicial Watch, Inc. v. U.S.
July 8: Guided Geology Tour to Be Held at Globe Mine, Pegmatite District Near Ojo Caliente
July 5, 2017
Join geologist Patrick Rowe at 7:30 a.m. July 8 for a trip to Globe Mine, located in the Pegmatite District near Ojo Caliente. This family-friendly outing is expected to fill up quickly, so register now to save a spot. The
Bike Tours Through Iron Ore Country Offer Look at Michigan’s Mining Past
July 5, 2017
Registration is open for a trio of bike tours that will take riders through the heart of Michigan iron ore country. Hosted by the Michigan Iron Industry Museum, the Iron Ore Heritage Trail bike tours will be offered July 14,
Company Cited When Water Bursts from Glen Alum Mining’s Disused Mingo Mine, W. Va.
July 5, 2017
A disused mine in the Beech Creek area of Mingo County owned by Glen Alum Mining ruptured Saturday, leading to water gushing out and causing damage off-site, officials say. Doug Goolsby, director of Mingo County Emergency Management, said the water
Group Ten Metals to Acquire Mining Claims Near Stillwater Mining Complex, Montana
June 29, 2017
Riding the tailwinds of rising precious metals prices, a Canadian firm has agreed to buy 282 mining claims west of the Stillwater Mining complex with the hope of expanding mining in the Beartooth Mountain range. Before any major development occurs,
Wisconsin’s Senator Vinehout Makes Second Run at Frac Mine Regulations
June 29, 2017
State Sen. Kathleen Vinehout has again introduced a package of bills intended to increase oversight of the frac sand industry. The Alma Democrat said each of the six bills is in response to problems encountered by constituents in the last
Bill to Increase Coal Mine Reclamation Spending Advances
June 29, 2017
Legislation to speed up the funding of abandoned coal-mine cleanups and to focus some of that spending on projects that help the economy in ailing coalfield communities moved a step ahead Tuesday in the U.S. House. Members of the House
Wyoming New Energy Scouting Locations to Build Clean Coal Power Plant
June 29, 2017
A newly formed company is raising money for a large plant designed to make Wyoming coal burn hotter and thus more valuable to sell. But it is unclear who exactly is betting on coal’s future. Wyoming New Energy Corp.’s backers
EPA Moves to Repeal Obama Water Rule
June 29, 2017
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) formally proposed Tuesday to repeal the Obama administration’s controversial regulation that extended the reach of the federal government over small waterways. Under the proposal from the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers, federal officials
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