me-metals: The Environmental Protection Agency on Friday rolled back regulations limiting mercury and other toxic air pollution from power plants, the latest in a series of moves by President Donald Trump’s administration designed to boost the nation’s shrinking coal sector.
News ID: 13191 Publish Date : 2026/02/23
me-metals: Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM) (NYSE-A: NAK) tumbled after the Department of Justice filed a court brief in Alaska supporting the US Environmental Protection Agency’s veto of its flagship Pebble project.
News ID: 13165 Publish Date : 2026/02/19
me-metals: Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM) (NYSE-A: NAK) says it has received another $12 million payment from its royalty investor while it continues to have talks with the US government on the approval of the company’s flagship Pebble project in Alaska.
News ID: 12491 Publish Date : 2025/09/29
me-metals: Despite encouragement from Trump administration officials, the company behind the controversial Pebble mine in Alaska hasn’t yet submitted a revised proposal that could unblock the stalled copper-gold project.
News ID: 12373 Publish Date : 2025/08/27
me-metals: Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM; NYSE-A: NAK) says it has filed a motion in Alaska’s federal district court seeking a summary judgment briefing schedule with respect to its pending litigation over the veto of its flagship mine project during the Biden Administration.
News ID: 12201 Publish Date : 2025/07/24
me-metals: Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM; NYSE-A: NAK) says it is in talks with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regarding a potential settlement of ongoing litigation concerning the company’s flagship Pebble project in Alaska. Its shares soared on the update.
News ID: 12138 Publish Date : 2025/07/07
me-metals: US President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday to revive the country’s shrinking coal industry, rolling back key restrictions despite the fuel’s major role in climate change and pollution.
News ID: 11859 Publish Date : 2025/04/09
me-metals: Credit: Albemarle America has become unacceptably reliant on foreign competitors for critical materials and manufacturing processes. Post-Cold War assumptions about peace, trade, and eventual liberalizations led the US government and businesses to rely heavily on China – for manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and raw materials. Today, the foreign reliance that brought down costs by shipping domestic industrial capacity abroad has become one of America’s most acute weaknesses, particularly in the case of critical minerals. America uses minerals for a range of strategic military and commercial applications, some of which the US relies substantially or wholly on imports to provide. Among the fifty critical minerals that the Department of Energy identified in its 2023 DOE Critical Minerals List, lithium best represents both the threat of American foreign overreliance as well as an opportunity for the US to decrease its critical mineral vulnerability.
News ID: 11599 Publish Date : 2024/12/25
Prices for US renewable fuel blending credits plunged today ahead of the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) approval of 31 exemptions for small refineries of their federal biofuel obligations for 2018.
News ID: 5874 Publish Date : 2019/08/12
The Environmental Protection Agency is scrapping proposed restrictions on mining operations in Alaska’s Bristol Bay, dealing a victory to Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd., which is hoping to tap a $100 billion copper-gold deposit in the region.
News ID: 5636 Publish Date : 2019/07/31
The Trump administration is throwing a lifeline to the massive Pebble Mine planned near Alaska’s Bristol Bay, as regulators move toward undoing Obama-era environmental restrictions that have thwarted the project.
News ID: 4912 Publish Date : 2019/06/27
Solutions will be implemented to solve long-standing environmental issues associated with waste dumps left behind at the Anaconda copper mine site after the company of the same name shut down operations in 1978 and following Arimetco’s takeover and abandonment of the site in 1999.
News ID: 4759 Publish Date : 2019/06/04
The Trump administration is proposing that limits on mercury pollution from power plants are too costly to justify and no longer “appropriate and necessary,” a finding that could make it difficult to impose more stringent curbs in the future.
News ID: 3113 Publish Date : 2018/12/30
