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Porkeater
04/28/2021 12:50PM
  
That's good news. Still a long way from being over, though.
 
Soledad
04/28/2021 12:51PM
  
PolyMet is also claiming victory- or atleast the CEO is. Trying to sort through the news.


PolyMets Response

Mining.com
Minnesota court rules against PolyMet copper-nickel project
 
Soledad
04/28/2021 12:26PM
  
A big win for the BWCA and the City of Duluth today! The Supreme Court has affirmed the reversal of PolyMet's Permit to mine.
Full Opinion
 
gravelroad
04/28/2021 12:47PM
  
Thank you for posting this link promptly. Big day for Friends and friends of the BWCAW!
 
GopherAdventure
04/28/2021 12:51PM
  
Booyah!! Way to go! Next up, a Prove It First law.


Tony
 
Basspro69
04/30/2021 12:09PM
  
Awesome!!!!
 
tumblehome
04/30/2021 04:22PM
  
Sulfide mining in a watershed is impossible to do without risking groundwater and surface water contamination. Literately impossible.
 
martoonie
04/30/2021 05:25PM
  
Long way from over. There is going to be an increasing demand for copper. All those electric vehicles will need copper. We need electric vehicles to save the planet don't we.
 
KarlBAndersen1
04/30/2021 05:53PM
  
martoonie: "Long way from over. There is going to be an increasing demand for copper. All those electric vehicles will need copper. We need electric vehicles to save the planet don't we. "
Yep! And how do you get that copper? You dig it out of the ground.
With what? Big machines made out of steel.
What do they run on? Diesel fuel.
How do you make them out of steel? You dig iron out of the ground.
With what? Big machines - made out of steel - that run on diesel fuel.
How do you melt the iron to make steel? With coal.
How do you get the coal? You dig it out of the ground.
With what? Big machines - made of steel - that run on diesel fuel.
How do you transport the iron ore - and the coal?
With big trucks - and ships - and trains - made of steel - that run on diesel fuel.
What do the electric cars drive on? Roads.
What are roads made of? Asphalt.
What's asphalt made of? Rocks and oil.
How do you build and repair roads? With big machines - made of steel - that run on diesel fuel.
Etc.
Etc.
Etc.


Yep - electric cars are the answer.
 
A1t2o
04/30/2021 09:39PM
  
You want more copper and nickel? Get rid of the penny and nickel. It can be done at any time, saves money, and simplifies sales. It's a simple solution that people would accept with a little education.
 
martoonie
04/30/2021 10:56PM
  
copper
 
printing
04/28/2021 01:06PM
  
Now we have to see about this Twin Metals mine.