Although progress is underway, a federal court ruling on June 9 delays the land transfer until August 19, 2025, or 60 days after the official Federal Register notice. The final statement will be posted in the Federal Register on June 20.
The proposed mine is projected to create 1,500 jobs, generate $149 million in wages annually, and contribute between $80 to $120 million in state and local taxes. It’s also expected to deliver $200 million per year to the federal government.
“The Resolution Copper Project is a prime example of how we can harness America’s abundant resources to fuel growth in rural America, reduce our dependence on foreign imports, strengthen our supply chains, and enhance our national security,” said Secretary Rollins.
The project supports federal efforts to boost domestic mineral production, reduce foreign reliance, and protect national energy ventures.
Stakeholders can access the environmental documents and updates online at www.resolutionmineeis.us.