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Giant Sinkholes in South Dakota Neighborhood Make Families Fear for Their Safety
Sinkholes are fairly common, due to collapsed caves, old mines or dissolving material, but the circumstances in South Dakota stand out, said Paul Santi, a professor of geological engineering at the Colorado School of Mines.
September 24, 2024
Community Benefit Agreements are key to mining battery minerals on public lands
Community Benefit Agreements are needed to integrate community priorities into project design and mining operations on public land in the USA, argues Elizabeth Holley.
September 20, 2024
Colorado’s multimillion dollar investment in quantum gets 70-acre campus in Arvada
“We knew that a requirement for any successful proposal was going to be to have a location where companies could get together, advance their technologies, share resources,” said Paul C. Johnson, president of the School of Mines. “That’s where we jumped in and said, ‘how about if we do that for you to make your proposal more competitive?’ They got very excited about it.”
September 17, 2024