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Comments on the environmental assessment worksheet related to the Keetac Tailings Storage Facility Project can be submitted by mail or email.
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The Minnesota Department of Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation put on the gathering of local leaders, and speakers highlighted challenges and hopes for the future.
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Minnesota's wild rice sulfate standard has been in place since the 1970s but has been lightly enforced. With that changing, Rangers are worried about the potential economic consequences.
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Plus: MnDOT is considering a three-lane roadway in Grand Rapids for the Highway 2/169 corridor and installing roundabouts at several signalized intersections, with a public hearing set for Sept. 10, 2025.
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Plus: The Minnesota PCA will host an informational meeting on permitting and variance requests from US Steel's Keetac Mine in Virginia on Sept. 3; and Wadena drivers can expect major traffic changes as Highway 10 opens and work starts on Highway 71.
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Almost 20 years after the project began, Mesabi Metallics says production could start next year for the first new mine on the Iron Range in decades.
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Part of the Nippon Steel’s national security agreement with Trump administration includes $800 million in local investments, few job protections.
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Stauber-sponsored provisions were scrapped on concerns they would not pass muster under Senate parliamentary rules.
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Legislation would end mining moratorium on Superior National Forest and reinstate canceled Twin Metals leases.
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The natural gravity outflow will maintain water levels in the mine pit to prevent overflow into nearby Bovey.