Concerned citizens filled the chairs at an Alger Delta Electric Cooperative meeting at the Powell Township Elementary School, in Big Bay, Michigan,…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Gabriel Caplett Telephone: 906/226-6649 Email: [email protected] Mailing Address: PO Box 122, Marquette, MI, 49855 GROUPS OPPOSE KENNECOTT’S POWER…
Twenty-nine people made it to Harlow Park, in Marquette, on a cold Valentine’s Day evening, last week, to show their appreciation for…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Gabriel Caplett Telephone: 906/226-6649 Email: [email protected] GROUPS VOW TO PROTECT MICHIGAN’S NATURAL RESOURCES Northwoods Wilderness Recovery, Keepers of…
Kennecott Eagle Project manager, Jon Cherry continues to maintain that Kennecott is primarily in our area to “create some jobs in Marquette…
The Marquette County Resource Management/Development Department completed a “Hazard Mitigation Plan” for the Marquette County Sheriff’s Department, Emergency Management Division. The plan,…
Michigan DNR Delays Decision to Lease Public Land to Kennecott Minerals for Mining Project Michigan Department of Natural Resources Director, Rebecca Humphries,…
Michigan DEQ Sued Over Kennecott Approval For Immediate Release December 21, 2007 Contact: Michelle Halley, National Wildlife Federation, (906) 361-0520 Peter Dykema,…
Michigan US Representative Bart Stupak Opposes DEQ Approval of Kennecott Mineral’s Eagle Mine Project For Immediate Release Contact: Nick Choate December 19,…
Rio Tinto Poised to Open 6 More Projects on the Yellow Dog Plains Kennecott Minerals and its parent company, Rio Tinto, are…
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