Three more days to comment on proposal to block mining near the Boundary Waters
Communications error results in extension of deadline to weigh in on withdrawing public lands from mining next to the wilderness.
Communications error results in extension of deadline to weigh in on withdrawing public lands from mining next to the wilderness.
Expert says mining company based its cost estimates on faulty assumptions that minimize the risks to taxpayers.
Legislation would reverse Forest Service proposal to block mines upstream of the wilderness.
Legislation would let mining company acquire public land despite claims that it’s a bad deal for taxpayers.
The Trump administration says it will not reverse plans for comprehensive review of risks of mining near the Boundary Waters.
Phone surveys found broad concern about mine pollution contaminating the wilderness.
Event on Thursday will give citizens the chance to speak up about proposal to halt mining on lands near the Boundary Waters.
Chilean billionaire suing to advance a proposed mine next to the Boundary Waters also owns the first daughter’s house.
Two hundred business large and small have signed on to a new campaign to protect canoe country and its economic benefits.
Northern Minnesota representative criticized for asking Trump to overturn Obama mining decision.
Rep. Kurt Daudt sent a letter to President Trump asking him to overturn Obama actions on mining near the Boundary Waters.
Federal agencies are now accepting feedback on a proposal to prohibit mining in wilderness watershed.
Federal government plans to give the company 6,500 acres for its mine in exchange for lands elsewhere on the National Forest.
Next president could overturn a recent ruling against the proposed mine on the Superior National Forest.
‘Bear Witness” visits the adventurers throughout their journey to share and protect canoe country wilderness.
Decision may be fatal for copper-nickel mine proposal upstream of the Boundary Waters and mark the beginning of long-term protection of the wilderness watershed.
A group of physicians from Duluth and across northeastern Minnesota have written an article about the potential human health impacts of sulfide-ore mining in the state. Article explains how Twin Metals and PolyMet could expose people to contaminants, and how doctors could help.
Mining company submits long-awaited application to mine copper, nickel and other metals on the Superior National Forest.
Canoe country rookie finds wonder and solitude along the Border Route.
Lawsuit claims 50-year-old leases must be renewed automatically, despite government’s opinion that it has the right to reject them.