The Mining Journal
By JOHN PEPIN, Journal Staff Writer
Published: Tuesday, January 09, 2007
MARQUETTE — The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality gave preliminary approval of permits for a controversial Kennecott Eagle Minerals Company underground nickel mine on the Yellow Dog Plains in northern Marquette County.
More public comment and hearings will be held before a final decision on [...]
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