Polymet in a sentence

Another copper-nickel mine proposed by PolyMet Mining could also undergo a new round of environmental review after its permits were struck down by an appeals court recently.

At the center of the dispute is a state permit that would regulate pollutants such as arsenic, mercury, lead and sulfate that PolyMet can discharge in the wastewater from mining and processing ore.

PolyMet also planned a statement.

PolyMet has gone to extraordinary lengths in demonstrating the validity of its Northmet project throughout a permitting process that has taken in excess of 10 years.

The court also said the agency erred when it issued PolyMet’s permit to mine without imposing a fixed term on that permit.

The same consultant involved in the design of that dam is employed by PolyMet to design the dam in Minnesota.

We and the regulatory agencies have strictly followed that process," PolyMet said.

A former iron ore processing plant near Hoyt Lakes, Minn., would be used by PolyMet as part of a planned copper-nickel mining operation.

A Minnesota Court of Appeals decision that came Wednesday stayed two PolyMet permits pending an oral hearing in front of the court.

As a public health leader, it is apparent to me that an adequate study of PolyMet’s effects on human health has not been completed.

Environmental Protection Agency documents show that its staffers were critical of how Minnesota regulators drafted a key permit for the planned PolyMet copper-nickel mine.

Finally, LPL Financial LLC increased its stake in Polymet Mining by 59.2% in the 4th quarter.

One was the massive failure of a tailings basin dam at a mine in Brazil that had some similarities with the dam PolyMet plans to build.

PolyMet plans on adding additional support at the toe of the dam, in the form of a buttress made out of taconite waste rock.

Proponents of the mine welcomed Friday’s decision, saying PolyMet will create needed jobs on the Iron Range.

She noted Glencore, PolyMet’s majority owner, has a massive portfolio of 26 coal minesRep.

That could be optimistic, given Minnesota's first planned copper-nickel mine, the PolyMet project, took well over a decade to clear those hurdles.

The claim that PolyMet opponents are part of a game of Whac-A-Mole with their environmental concerns is deeply troubling — especially coming from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, the same agency tasked with protecting Minnesota’s clean water.

Environmental groups have been eagerly waiting to see who Tim Walz appoints to lead key agencies as a signal of how his administration may approach PolyMet, Enbridge and other projects.

In a letter to Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, Brune called the land exchange a “sweetheart deal” for PolyMet that should not be fast-tracked while the courts consider whether the trade is legal.