Talon Metals Corp. has abandoned plans for a $365 million processing plant in North Dakota, opting instead to process ore in Michigan. This decision comes as Minnesota prepares to release important environmental reviews for its proposed Tamarack mine. The project faces scrutiny from local tribes regarding potential environmental impacts.
Category Archive: Environment
As wildfires continue to scorch thousands of acres in northern Minnesota, one Ely resident has turned worry into […]
Duluth-based Minnesota Power is undertaking one of the most significant infrastructure upgrades in its history, with several major […]
The Lake Minnetonka Klondike Dog Derby announced today that it will begin winding down operations after increasingly warm […]
MAY The following is a roundup of business and economic news from around Minnesota not provided by other […]
During this episode of One Take CEO Interviews sponsored by Platinum Group, Chairman and CEO Ben Fowke talks […]
During extremely challenging times and setbacks, successful businesses often find ways to pivot toward new opportunities, focusing more […]
PolyMet Mining Corp., the company out to start what is expected to become a wave of copper, nickel […]
The Minnesota Supreme Court is in the midst of determining the constitutionality of Winona County’s ban on new […]
Superior, Wisconsin’s most significant corporation, synthetic-oil producer Amsoil, sealed a deal Jan. 18 with three major Chinese companies […]
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