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University of Nevada: Time to Reduce Dependence on Imported Minerals
March 30, 2021
It’s increasingly doubtful we will meet our responsibilities to provide a secure supply of minerals for clean energy technologies. Not because of any lack of will on the part of mining companies, but because political obstacles are blocking the opening
Mexus Receives Blasting Permit for Santa Elena Mine, Prepares to Run High Grade Material, Mexico
March 30, 2021
Mexus Gold has received the necessary explosives permit which will allow the company to move forward with mining of the company’s high grade Mexus II and Julio vein structures. These areas contain up to 16 gpt Au with an average
Pinnacle West’s Four Corners Power Plant to Run Seasonally, to Transfer Ownership to NTEC, Arizona
March 30, 2021
Pinnacle West Capital’s PNW unit Arizona Public Service Co. (APS), an owner and operator of the Four Corners Power Plant, announced an agreement with plant owners to commence seasonal operations starting the fall of 2023 at the Four Corners Power
Hudbay’s Rosemont Copper Mine Passes Federal Regulatory Hurdle, Arizona
March 29, 2021
The proposed Rosemont Mine in Arizona has passed one federal regulatory hurdle after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers decided that the project no longer needs a Clean Water Act permit. The federal agency said Wednesday that the mine is
Judge Taps Brakes on Alton Coal’s Coal Hollow Mine Expansion, Utah
March 29, 2021
A federal judge has complicated the ongoing expansion of Utah’s only coal strip mine after ruling the environmental analysis of its underlying federal lease, completed by the industry-friendly Trump administration, failed to adequately address the project’s climate impacts. Alton Coal
Mining Considered Key to Building New Green Economy
March 29, 2021
The CEO of one of B.C.’s biggest copper mines believes the “ultimate death” of the carbon economy will fuel new investments in infrastructure and responsible mining projects. “Fundamentally, I believe that we are in one of these once-in-a-century economic changes,
Canadian Federal Court Fines Coal Company $60 Million Fine for Selenium Damage
March 29, 2021
Canadian coal company Teck Resources has paid a $60 million fine after pleading guilty to pollution discharges that have killed nearly all the fish in nearby waters. Canadian investigators found the mining company discharged hazardous amounts of selenium and calcite
DXP Enterprises Acquires Total Equipment, APO Pumps & Compressors, and Pumping Solutions
March 29, 2021
DXP Enterprises has completed the acquisitions of Total Equipment Company (TEC), APO Pumps & Compressors including Corporate Equipment Company, and Pumping Solutions. Financial terms of the transactions were not disclosed. “We are pleased to announce these acquisitions, as each company
CFOAM Says Mass Production Tests for Coal Byproduct “Exceeded Expectations”
March 29, 2021
Recent tests in North Carolina to determine the feasibility of mass producing locally created carbon foam exceeded expectations. There are now plans to bring the process back to near the company’s Triadelphia headquarters, according to engineers involved. The short-term result
Perpetua Resources Can Help Secure U.S. Production of Critical Mineral Antimony
March 26, 2021
Perpetua Resources (formerly Midas Gold) welcomed President Joe Biden’s executive order on securing America’s critical supply chains. Perpetua Resources is in the process of permitting America’s only mined source of antimony, a federally designated critical mineral for its use in
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