For more than a decade, we've listened proactively during ongoing public consultation about the Resolution Copper project. We understand concerns remain. We are committed to continued engagement with communities and Native American Tribes and working to seek consent before any decision…
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Resolution Copper is working with the community as we safely and responsibly develop one of the largest copper mines in North America, bringing jobs and long-term economic benefits to Arizona’s Copper Triangle region. Here is some important information about the project: Click here.
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The Resolution Copper project continues to progress through the comprehensive and independent regulatory review led by the U.S Forest Service under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The next phase of the process is the publication of a Final Environmental Impact Statement…
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Dear Neighbors: I hope this note finds you all healthy and well. This year has definitely been an adjustment for us all. Our team has been working hard to rethink – and sometimes reinvent – how we do our work, putting the health and safety of our people and the community first.…
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Superior, Ariz., (25 Aug 2020) – Resolution Copper today announced a commitment to donate $780,000 in 2020 to assist organizations throughout the broader community during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. “Resolution Copper is committed to investing in our community. Especially during…
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Superior, Ariz., (4 May 2020) – Resolution Copper is partnering with the Mesa Chamber of Commerce and the United Food Bank to provide more than 50,000 cans of safe, clean drinking water to vulnerable communities in Arizona. With temperatures reaching triple-digits already and…
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Superior, Ariz., (Jun 2017) Four technologies you’ll see in copper mines of the future It’s a 15-minute elevator ride more than a mile down Resolution Copper’s “No.10” mine shaft in Arizona, US. At these depths, temperatures can reach nearly 175°F. And while it isn’t…
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