Issues Brief November 2009
The Resolution Copper Mining (RCM) Issues Brief is a periodic publication intended to inform key Resolution Copper stakeholders about the company's priorities, challenges, plans and progress.
For more information about our company, email info@resolutioncopper.com or call our Project Information hotline: 520.689.3409.
Contents
Message from David Salisbury
David Salisbury shares his perspective on the company's commitment.
Rio Tinto Shows 3rd Quarter Surge in Production
Rio Tinto's strong third quarter includes a global record for iron ore.
Project Update - #10 Shaft Construction
Shaft construction focus shifts from surface preparation to shaft excavation.
Environment
Resolution Copper Mining Teams with Audubon
Arizona to Protect Arizona’s Winged Treasures
RCM partners with local conservation group to safeguard Arizona's unique bird species.
Sampling Allows Employees to Participate in Cross-Functional Training and Teamwork
Soil and plant monitoring at the New Magma Irrigation District ensures the production of good quality irrigation water.
Community
Resolution Copper Wins Sentinels of Safety Award
Department of Labor's Mine Safety and Health Administration honors RCM for its outstanding safety record.
Turning Young Minds On To Science
Partnership with Arizona State University brings the Life Sciences and Physical Science Program to Superior Schools.
Resolution Copper Renews Long-Standing
Partnership with Arizona Trail Association
Since 2005 Resolution Copper and the Arizona Trail Association have enjoyed a successful partnership. Commitment to a renewed term ensures ongoing benefits for Superior area.
Spotlight: Blais Industries
Following successful completion of the Resolution Copper #10 shaft, Blais Industries opens an office on Superior's Main Street.
Economy
Familiar Faces Help Move Land Exchange Forward
Local citizens share their voices in far-reaching campaign to encourage quick passage of land exchange by Congressional leaders.
Interview with Todd Sanders
Issues Brief talks to Todd Sanders about the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce's plans for Arizona's economic recovery.
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