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Trump Brings Campaign to West Virginia, Vows to Put Coal Miners Back to Work
May 10, 2016
Coming to the stage with West Virginia’s signature theme song “Country Roads” blaring in the background, Donald Trump took the stage before a sign waving, cheering crowd and vowed to jump-start the state’s coal industry. “I think you’re amazing people,”
Denali Park Considers Last Unpatented Mining Claim, Alaska
May 10, 2016
For first time since 1985 and likely for the last time, there are commercial gold mining plans this summer inside Denali National Park and Preserve. An Eagle River gold miner filed a plan last year to work the final unpatented
Toolots Launches e-Commerce Site for Factory-Direct Industrial Tools, Machinery, and Technology
May 9, 2016
Toolots, Inc. has launched Toolots.com. The online marketplace and distribution channel creates fast, easy access to high-quality, affordable industrial equipment for manufacturers around the world, while streamlining the purchase, delivery, installation and warranty of these products. “We are passionate about
Teck Donates to Canadian Red Cross Fort McMurray Wildfire Relief Efforts
May 9, 2016
Teck Resources Limited will donate $75,000 to the Canadian Red Cross in support of emergency efforts concerning the wildfires in northeastern Alberta. A further $25,000 will go to match donations made by Teck employees. “Our thoughts are with all those
West Virginia Coal Association Endorses Donald Trump
May 6, 2016
The West Virginia Coal Association, a trade association that represents roughly 95 percent of West Virginia’s coal production, endorsed Donald Trump for president on Thursday, five days ahead of the state GOP primary on May 10th. “Donald Trump has been
Caterpillar Moving Surface Mining, Technology Offices to Downtown Tucson, Arizona
May 6, 2016
Hundreds of highly paid, highly skilled jobs are coming to Tucson. Caterpillar Inc. announced Tuesday that Tucson is the new location for its surface mining and technology offices. The fenced-off property is near the Mercado San Augustine, west of I-10.
W. Va. Judge Certifies Class Action Lawsuit for Laid-off Coal Miners
May 6, 2016
A lawsuit filed by miners who say they were unlawfully laid off in Wyoming County has been certified as a class action. The Register-Herald reports Judge Irene Berger granted the certification Tuesday in Beckley federal court. The order says Michael
EPA Offers $600,000 to Three States to Monitor River Conditions After Mine Waste Spill, Colorado
May 6, 2016
The Environmental Protection Agency says it will provide $600,000 for three states and two Indian tribes to monitor river conditions in the aftermath of a massive spill from a Colorado mine. State and tribal health officials requested EPA funding for
Federal Regulators Visit North American Coal’s Mine Regarding Stream Protection Rule, North Dakota
May 6, 2016
After a trip to a North Dakota coal mine Tuesday, a U.S. Department of the Interior official agreed to take more of the state’s concerns into consideration when enacting federal regulation. Along with North Dakota’s congressional delegation, Janice Schneider, Interior
Rosemont Copper Mine Moves a Step Closer with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Approval, Arizona
May 6, 2016
A proposed copper mine near Tucson isn’t likely to jeopardize the continued existence of more than a dozen endangered and threatened species and their habitats, according to a report from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The agency on Tuesday
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