Alaska mining news summary: As assay results are coming in from projects around the state, metals prices continue to rise or hold steady triggering expectations of higher budgets for 2003
Curt Freeman
Curt Freeman, CPG #6901, is a well known geologist who lives in Fairbanks. He prepared this column for Petroleum News • Alaska on Sept. 30.
Freeman can be reached by U.S. Mail at P.O. Box 80268, Fairbanks, AK 99708. His work phone number at Avalon Development is (907) 457-5159 and his fax is (907) 455-8069. His email is [email protected] and his Web site is www.avalonalaska.com As the first snows of winter begin to fall around the state, more assay results are coming in and plans for next year are being formed. Metals prices continue to rise or hold steady and budgets for next year appear to be growing as a result. Several exploration projects remain in progress and are no....
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