MINING NEWS: Tulsequah Chief mine’s future is borderlineRedfern Resources has installed treatment system for acid mine drainage; mine development plans on hold due to economic difficulties Sarah Hurst Mining News Editor
Environmentalists and indigenous groups have long been calling for a clean-up of the acid mine drainage at the former Tulsequah Chief zinc-copper-silver-gold mine in British Columbia, just across the border from Juneau. Vancouver-based Redfern Resources wants to do a full clean-up of the site, but o....
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