Announcement of top new environmental aide to Governor Brewer
A federal judge rules to block recordings of phone calls in court case involving Rick Renzi
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Announcement of top new environmental aide to Governor Brewer
A federal judge rules to block recordings of phone calls in court case involving Rick Renzi
A Globe resident talks about opportunity to greatly effect the economy.
A Kearny business owner talks about the effect of the copper industry on families.
Check out what other’s are saying about the Resolution Project.
Mayor Williams talks about the gradual decline in town services and how that could be turned around by the Resolution Project.
Hear what others have to say about the Resolution Project.
Kearny locals talk about what mining means to them.
Check out what other people are saying about the Resolution Copper Project.
Mayor Michael Hing talks about the history of Superior and what the mine would mean to the community.
Please join Resolution Copper Mining on Friday, August 21, for a community town hall meeting with Senator John McCain and Ken Salazar, Secretary of the United States Department of the Interior.
When: August 21, 2009, 11:00 a.m. (Secretary Salazar and Senator McCain are scheduled to arrive between 11 a.m. and noon; however we encourage you to arrive early to ensure you have a seat)
Where: Superior Junior/Senior High School Gymnasium – 100 Mary Drive, Superior, AZ 85173
Please note you will need to park in the west parking lot and enter the gym through the west end of the building.

Governor Jan Brewer
The Arizona Republic published an article today about Governor Jan Brewer’s visit to the Resolution Copper Mining site and her support for the project. See the article here. Judging by the response, we know a lot of you read the article and we wanted to take a moment to address a couple common questions and misconceptions.
Issue: The project will leave tailings that destroy the environment and its surroundings.
Response: The proposed Resolution Project mine will be an underground operation with no open pits. We are exploring the option of placing tailings in an existing open pit mine near Superior. We are currently negotiating to use the Pinto Valley mine, located about 3 miles west of Miami. Under this arrangement our tailings would be used to back fill the Pinto Valley pit, which would later be reclaimed.
Issue: Resolution Copper doesn’t care about the environmental impact the project will have during and after its completion.
Response: Resolution Copper has undertaken a multi-year, multi-million dollar cleanup of lands in and around Superior that have been affected by previous mining activity. We have done so as protecting human health and the environment from the legacy-mining residue is important to us. Our goal is to restore natural vegetation and reestablish the area for useful purposes. To see this effort in action, visit our Flickr page.
As always, if you have questions about the project please visit the “The Land Exchange and You” or the “Ask RCM” portions of the website. We welcome your comments and questions and look forward to helping all of Arizona understand this project.