Seeing the good news in a Superfund site WHITEWOOD -- Looking down at the clear swirls of Whitewood Creek as it curled beneath a country bridge a few miles northeast of town, Todd Duex pointed out the obvious. Read Full Article Read more   Sangre Chronicle > Red River > Red River mining district cleanup expected to finish this year Mines from as far back as the 1890s are being cleaned up for tailings in the Red River area. Cleanup projects to the Red River Mining district that were implemented in 2005 are nearing completion. Read Full Article Read more   Cleanup money flowing into Silver Valley Cleanup money flowing into Silver Valley Read Full Article Read more   State's new mining law comes amid long history Gov. Paul LePage has signed a new mining regulatory bill, but that doesn't mean mining is new in Maine. In fact, it has a long history in the state going back to the early 1800s, when iron and lead extractions added to the state's better-known granite and limestone quarrying industries. Read Full Article Read more   New law seeks to update Maine mining rules Environmentalists worry that the new state law will weaken the current mining regulations. Read Full Article Read more   New mining rules latest in Maine’s long history in industry Posted May 07, 2012, at 2:26 p.m. Last modified May 07, 2012, at 5:33 p.m. Gov. Paul LePage has signed a new mining regulatory bill, but that doesn’t mean mining is new in Maine. Read Full Article Read more   Maine has long mining history; new rules enacted Gov. Paul LePage has signed a new mining regulatory bill, but that doesn't mean mining is new in Maine. In fact, it has a long history in the state going back to the early 1800s, when iron and lead extractions ... Read Full Article Read more   New Maine mining rules won't mean gold rush The biggest target appears to be Bald Mountain, but a mining company official said it'll take at least five years to begin. Read Full Article Read more   LePage signs mining bill into law AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) -- Gov. Paul LePage has signed a mining regulatory bill, but that doesn't mean mining is new in Maine. In fact, it has a long history in the state going back to the 1800s. Read Full Article Read more   Officials to provide update on superfund sites at Neihart meeting State and federal environmental officials will provide an update for the public Thursday on progress of cleanup work of mining waste at the Barker Hughesville and Carpenter Snow Creek Superfund sites in Cascade and Judith Basin counties. Read Full Article Read more

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