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Reverse osmosis is not the solution to pollution; it is the result

72 square miles of Sulfate plumes contaminating ground water

Published Originally in the Duluth Reader and re-printed with permission in the Twin Cities Daily Planet, March 17, 2015

Intro by the Threatened Waters Blog:

Research by and written by Carla Arneson. Carla is on of our northland neighbors who cares enough to thoroughly […]

March 22nd, 2015 | Tags: , , , , , , , | Category: Arrowhead Region of Minnesota, Environmental Factors, Kennecott - Rio Tinto, Mining Minnesota, Pollution, PolyMet or Polymet, Prove it First, Reverse Osmosis, Sulfates, Sulfide Mining, Water Quality, Wild Rice & Sulfide Standard | Leave a comment

Polymet-Twin Metals-Rio Tinto what’s the difference?

It appears very little is different. The lack of responsibility on the part of large, politically favored heavily financed mining corporations is the same in Utah and Minnesota. You will also see these same battles in any state where you see these corporations systematically pursuing natural resources without sincere and adequate protection for the environment […]

April 16th, 2011 | Tags: , , , , | Category: BWCA & Canoe Country, Corporate Nature, Human Nature, Political Nature, PolyMet or Polymet, Sulfide Mining | Leave a comment

Corporate Heavy-handedness by Kennecott in Copper Sulfide Rock Mining

Dear friends,

I don’t do this very often, but this is a call to rally the troops.

As you likely know, folks in Michigan’s far North in the Upper Peninsula have been battling Kennecott for nearly five years now. Kennecott/Rio Tinto proposes to blast a portal to its new metallic sulfide mine through a sacred […]

April 26th, 2010 | Tags: , , , , , | Category: Call for Accountability, Religion & Technology, Sulfide Mining | Leave a comment