(62) stories found containing 'Granite Creek Copper'
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Mining news summary: Alaska mining industry running at over capacity
The annual running of the bulls in Pamplona can't hold a candle to the statewide frenzy that is going on right now across the length and breadth of Alaska. Measure it any way you like - meters drilled, helicopter hours used, geologists or... — Updated 7/30/2006
Summary - Alaska exploration season under way despite unseasonably cold spring
The last month has seen the 2006 summer season's first offering of new discoveries, new drilling results and new companies in Alaska. While a number of programs were delayed due to an unseasonably cold spring (bring on the global warming!), most pr... — Updated 6/25/2006
Despite late spring, it's all ahead flank!
The sound of boots, hammers, drills and helicopters is starting to drown out the sounds of "we are planning," "we hope to" and "later this year" that we've been hearing for the last few months. Despite a late spring through most of Alaska, a... — Updated 4/23/2006
Mining news update: Exploration and development preparations ramping up
Preparations for exploration and development activities ramped up again in the last month as budgets were approved and committed on projects extending from Southeast Alaska to the Seward Peninsula to Interior Alaska. Commodity and equity markets fo... — Updated 3/26/2006
Mining news update: Not a bad start for the year!
In the last month the Alaska mining industry has seen start-up of its first major gold mine in five years (Pogo) and approval of permits for the Nixon Fork copper-gold mine. We also saw announcement of substantial increases in copper, gold and... — Updated 2/26/2006 Full story
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Mining news update from Curt Freeman: More discoveries on horizon
Over the course of the last several months, a series of new gold and base metal discoveries have been made. Several of these new discoveries were reported in the last month and highlights of these... — Updated 11/27/2005
Mining news update from Curt Freeman: Reports from summer work begin to trickle in
As expected, news has begun to trickle in from projects being worked on across the state. Some of the news is good, some not so good and some makes one scratch the head and wonder what it all means. Two new corporations entered the Alaska... — Updated 9/25/2005
Alaska mining news update from Curt Freeman: Season looks to be busiest in 20 years
On the cusp of what promises to be one of the busiest mineral exploration and development seasons in the last 20 years, the mineral industry is madly preparing its personnel and equipment all across the state. Despite the late season snows and... — Updated 4/24/2005
Mining exploration spending in Alaska approaches $50M in 2004, says Freeman
The month of November started off with a bang with favorable results for the mining industry from both the state and federal elections standpoint. As it closes the price of gold is flirting with... — Updated 11/28/2004 Full story
Freeman report: Alaska mining at pace not seen in more than five years
As anyone can tell you who has tried recently to locate geologists, drill rigs and helicopters, Alaska is not the place to search for any of these commodities. Mineral exploration and development... — Updated 7/11/2004
Alaska mining news summary: Gold prices take on new luster; exploration sector expects to see first year-on-year increase since '97
Another year has come and gone and Alaska's mining industry continues to generate jobs for its citizens and raw materials for the world. Although base metal prices remain mired at low levels, gold... — Updated 1/19/2003 Full story
Alaska mining news summary: New discoveries emerge from 2001 season
Results from the 2001 field season have begun to show up from around the state. At the same time, the number of rumors circulating via the Tundra Telegraph about results that have not been formally announced, has picked up. Fieldwork continues on... — Updated 9/1/2001 Full story
