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...remember the most." It is math and welding that Patrick Powell will look back on. Powell said he hopes to work at the Red Dog Mine with his brother Timothy, who is a driller there. Powell said he felt excited and scared before the ceremony...
...noted liabilities stretching to 120 years in its 2010 and 2011 statements. Steve Buckley, of WH Pacific, said the Red Dog Mine near Kotzebue, although smaller than Pebble, is valuable to look at as an example of a mine with water treatment operating...
...reaping benefits for Alaskans across the state," Gov. Sean Parnell said in a statement. Mineral ore exports from the Red Dog mine in Northwest Alaska accounted for $1.4 billion of the state's $1.8 billion in such exports. Zinc ores and concentrates...
...composition of Hylocomium. The National Park Service found a similar pattern in contaminant loads in H. splendens around the Red Dog Mine north of Kotzebue. Nonetheless, findings from another study suggest airborne contaminants on much of the Refuge may...
...the January-through-October period but increased to $439.1 million in 2010 for the same period of 2011. The Red Dog Mine north of Kotzebue and the Greens Creek Mine near Juneau are major producers of zinc, and both mines well in international...
...salmon brand is Copper River and that the development of Red Dog mine in Northwest Alaska has improved fish habitat by controlling...Shively, who takes great pride in his role developing Red Dog mine and the economic boom it has brought to Northwest Alaska...
...mining activity is slated to bring about as much spending this year as last, about $305 million. The report cites Red Dog Mine's expansion into its new Aqqaluk deposit as the only major mine development to be undertaken in 2011. Other mines...
...Hall, public affairs manager for Teck Alaska, the mine operator. For example, more than half of the workers at the Red Dog mine in Northwest Alaska live in Anchorage or the Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Hall said. About 230 of Red Dog's total...
...Still, Heatwole and partnership CEO John Shively, who spent 17 years with NANA Regional Corp. and helped develop the Red Dog mine, are up for the challenge. "We have to evaluate this objectively before turning our back on it," Heatwole said...
...about the fuss over a federal permit for a new pit at the Red Dog mine is that even if environmental groups win and the permit...reduce it below the 1,500 ppm level. Pit appeals If Red Dog mine has reduced its release of really harmful pollutants...