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- University of Arizona is advancing Copper World by quietly approving utility corridors across world-class research site
- After making a secret right-of-way deal, the State Land Department is poised to auction land for Copper World’s waste dumps
- Hudbay will initially export all copper produced at its proposed Copper World mine
- Hudbay wavers in its commitment that Rosemont/Copper World will produce copper for U.S. markets
- Canadian company planning Copper World/Rosemont mine complex is seeking buyer or merger partners
- USGS rejects request by six U.S. senators to add copper to Critical Minerals List
- Hudbay sets benchmarks to build Copper World/Rosemont mine complex
- Copper World’s high production of sulfuric acid poses serious pollution and water depletion threat to Santa Cruz River Valley
- Hudbay says it is developing plans to build at least three open-pit copper mines on west side of Santa Rita Mountains
- Hudbay tells investors and analysts that it owns enough land to mine the western side of the Santa Rita Mountains
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Category Archives: Wildlife
Jaguar critical habitat designation sets stage for federal lawsuit
Augusta Resource Corporation’s proposed Rosemont copper mine lies squarely within the 764,000 acres of “critical habitat” recently designated for the endangered jaguar, which virtually guarantees legal action by wildlife advocates if construction of the massive open-pit mine appears imminent. It … Continue reading
Posted in EIS, Endangered Species, Wildlife
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BLM warns Forest Service of Rosemont mine’s potential negative impact to Las Cienegas National Conservation Area
After years of standing quietly on the sideline in the tumultuous debate over the Rosemont copper project, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management has finally weighed in and expressed serious concerns over the proposed mine’s impact on the Las Cienegas … Continue reading
Posted in Clean Water Act, Endangered Species, Groundwater, water, Wildlife
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Survey: Hunters and Anglers Overwhelmingly Support Reform of the 1872 General Mining Act
A National Wildlife Federation survey of its members in August found overwhelming support to reform the General Mining Act of 1872. The 1872 mining act makes mining the top priority use on most federal public lands and does not levy … Continue reading
Posted in Wildlife
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