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The mine would be the only domestic source of antimony, and is a site of environmental controversy.
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The goal is to boost domestic mining of lithium and other minerals officials say are critical to national security and the economy.
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A new report from the Idaho Conservation League offers suggestions to mining companies on how to be good environmental stewards and reduce potential hurdles to approval.
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The Gem State has a large number of abandoned towns, many of which have a very spooky history.
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About half the world’s supply of antimony and 63% of what the U.S. imports comes from China. The United States gets another 18% of its supply from recycled e-waste, but there is no active domestic antimony mining.
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This month, Boise National Forest is taking public comment on a proposed exploratory mining site just north of Idaho City.
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The company planning to resurrect gold and antimony mining in Valley County’s historic Stibnite district could get most of its operation start-up costs covered by financing from the government-backed Export-Import Bank (EXIM).
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A federal judge halted a previous plan for the Caldwell Canyon mine near Soda Springs earlier this year.
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A recent U.S. House hearing that centered on a relatively unknown segment of federal energy policy quickly evolved into a discussion on how much the government should prioritize mining.
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A group led by the Interior Department has released recommendations to reform mining practices on public lands.