U.S. Forest Service

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Cabo awarded contract to drill a minimum 35,000 feet for Rio Grande Silver Inc.

September 17th, 2008

Cabo Drilling Corp.’s U.S. subsidiary Advanced Drilling Inc. has been awarded a contract to drill a minimum of 35,000 feet of surface core drilling on Rio Grande Silver’s San Juan Silver Exploration Project, located north of Creede, Colorado.
The initial phase of drilling is designed to test the north extension of the Bulldog vein system which [...]

Coeur Alaska Announces U.S. Forest Service Decision to Complete Environmental Assessment for Kensington Gold Mine Modified Plan of Operations

May 11th, 2008

Coeur d’Alene Mines Corporation said today that the U.S. Forest Service has evaluated public and agency comments submitted on the Draft Supplemental Information Report for the Kensington Gold Mine in Alaska. Based on the responses and agency input, the Forest Service has announced that an Environmental Assessment (EA) is the preferred level of review, which [...]

Coeur Alaska Announces U.S. Forest Service Decision to Complete Environmental Assessment for Kensington Gold Mine Modified Plan of Operations

May 10th, 2008

Coeur d’Alene Mines Corporation said today that the U.S. Forest Service has evaluated public and agency comments submitted on the Draft Supplemental Information Report for the Kensington Gold Mine in Alaska. Based on the responses and agency input, the Forest Service has announced that an Environmental Assessment (EA) is the preferred level of review, which [...]

U.S. Energy Corp. Provides Review of 2007 and Operations Update

March 18th, 2008

U.S. Energy Corp., a diversified natural resource company with interests in molybdenum, oil and gas, gold, and real estate, today provided a review of 2007 results and an update on current operations for its primary business segments.
Review of 2007 Accomplishments
The year ended December 31, 2007 was the most profitable in U.S. Energy Corp.’s history, due [...]

Mine safety hearings will continue

April 16th, 2007

The federal Mine Safety and Health Administration’s report on last year’s fatal explosion at the Kentucky Darby Mine No. 1 will not be the final word on the accident.
The report, issued Thursday night, said the operator ignored vital safety standards and procedures. Five miners died in the May 20 blast.
On Capitol Hill, the promised oversight [...]

Group opposes forest drilling

March 4th, 2007

JACKSON - The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce says it opposes oil and gas development in the Bridger-Teton National Forest.
The chamber on Wednesday wrote to forest Supervisor Kniffy Hamilton stating that energy development on forest lands would hurt recreation and the regional economy.
More than half of the 3.4 million acre forest is open to [...]

Company says it can meet requirements for ID cobalt mine

February 22nd, 2007

BOISE, Idaho - A Canadian company that wants to mine cobalt in central Idaho says it can meet the requirements outlined in a draft environmental impact statement released earlier this week by the U.S. Forest Service.
But an environmental group is concerned that the statement contains no information on how much money the company would be [...]

Oil, gas lease money welcome in western N.D.

December 25th, 2006

Money from federal oil and gas lease sales is repairing McKenzie County roads and helping maintain its seven school districts, which have a total of about 760 students.
“We don’t expect to see this kind of money again, not in the near future, anyway,” county auditor Frances Olson says.
The year is ending on a high note [...]

U.S. Miners face mining law reform, more regulation and a big fistfight in new Congress

December 11th, 2006

With Democrats in control of the Congress, the U.S. mining industry can anticipate the resurrection of mining law reform, more environmental and safety regulation, and a “big fistfight” in the next two years over climate change issues.
Meanwhile, government regulators warned, agency budgets to support and promote mining and exploration activity could shrink even further.
In a [...]

Goodrich Petroleum Directors Buy on Pullback

September 30th, 2006

After shares of Goodrich Petroleum Corp. pulled back from a multi-year high, two directors at the oil & gas exploration outfit bought stock.
Director Josiah Austin purchased 10K shares at $27.29 on September 20th and 6K shares at $26.46 on September 25th, increasing his holdings to approximately 5.655M shares, or about a 22.7% stake. Meanwhile, Director [...]