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go directly to report _ RL34695 - Minerals Price Increases and Volatility: Causes and Consequences
3-Oct-2008; Stephen Cooney, Dick Nanto; 49 p.
 Abstract: A rise in the prices of minerals has had a major impact on U.S. manufacturers and consumers. Mineral prices have risen while the economy as a whole has entered a period of slowing growth. This has created serious difficulties for consuming industries and concern in Congress. This report reviews t.... [expand]  [read report]
Topics: Mining, Natural Resources
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go directly to report, PDF _ RL33908 - Mining on Federal Lands: Hardrock Minerals
30-Apr-2008; Marc Humphries; 15 p.
 Update: Previous releases:
November 6, 2008
May 18, 2007
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Abstract: Mining of hardrock minerals on federal lands is governed primarily by the General Mining Law of 1872. The law grants free access to individuals and corporations to prospect for minerals in public domain lands, and allows them, upon making a discovery, to stake (or “locate”) a claim on that deposi.... [expand]  [read report]
Topics: Mining, Public Lands
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go directly to report, PDF _ RS22461 - Coal Mine Safety
23-Jun-2006; Edward Rappaport; 6 p.
 Update: August 28, 2006

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Abstract: Dramatic mine accidents early in 2006 have led to passage of the first major amendment to federal mine safety law since 1977. The Mine Improvement and New Emergency Response Act (MINER, P.L. 109-236) requires each mine to have an emergency plan, increased supplies of oxygen, and improved rescue t.... [expand]  [read report]
Topics: Mining, Natural Resources, Risk & Reform

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go directly to report, PDF _ RL33455 - Drilling in the Great Lakes: Background and Issues
1-Jun-2006; Pervaze A. Sheikh, Aaron M. Flynn, and Marc Humphries; 22 p.
 Update: August 16, 2006

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Abstract: Drilling for oil and gas in or under the Great Lakes has generated interest among Great Lakes stakeholders, states, and Congress. Some opposed to drilling are concerned about the potential environmental, economic, and public health consequences. They contend that drilling will raise the risks of .... [expand]  [read report]
Topics: Mining, Natural Resources, Water

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go directly to report, PDF _ RS22142 - West Coast and Alaska Oil Exports
25-May-2006; Larry Kumins; 6 p.
 Update: July 30, 2006

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Abstract: As a reaction to oil price and supply concerns, questions about the export of crude oil produced on Alaska’s North Slope are often directed at Members of Congress. The export of this oil had been prohibited by the 1973 law allowing the construction of the pipeline system now transporting oil to t.... [expand]  [read report]
Topics: Natural Resources, Mining, Economics & Trade

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go directly to report, PDF _ RS22313 - Energy and Mineral Issues in the FY2006 Budget Reconciliation Bill
22-Nov-2005; Marc Humphries; 4 p.
 Update: March 28, 2006.... [expand]  [read report]
Abstract: Several resource issues that are designed to generate revenue for the federal Treasury have been proposed for the FY2006 budget reconciliation bill. The most controversial of these provisions recommended by the House Resources Committee and Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee would open.... [expand]  [read report]
Topics: Mining, Energy, Government
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go directly to report, HTML _ RL30310 - The Mining Law Millsite Debate
14-Sep-1999; Marc Humphries; 7 p.
 Abstract: This report provides background and analysis on the debate over whether the miUsite language (30 USC 42) in the Mining Law of 1872 allows only one five-acre millsite per mining claim. In practice, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has allowed for as many millsites as can bejustified for developing.... [expand]  [read report]
Topics: Mining, Public Lands, Waste Management
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go directly to report, HTML _ 95-837 - The U.S. Bureau of Mines Funding - FY1996
30-Aug-1995; Duane A. Thompson; 2 p.
 Abstract: H.R. 1977, passed by the House July 18, 1995, appropriated $87 million for FY1996 for the ¨orderly closure¨ of the Bureau of Mines within the Department of Interior. However, when the Senate passed H.R. 1977 on August 9, it approved continuation of the Bureau and appropriated $128 million .... [expand]  [read report]
Topics: Mining
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go directly to report, HTML _ 96-669 - New World Gold Mine and Yellowstone National Park
27-Aug-1996; Marc Humphries; 6 p.
 Abstract: Crown Butte Mines, Inc. wants to develop its New World gold mine deposit located near Yellowstone National Park. The proposed mine is located almost entirely on private property about 3 miles east of the northeast corner of Yellowstone National Park and next to the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness area.... [expand]  [read report]
Topics: Mining
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go directly to report, HTML _ 96-693 - New World Gold Mine Near Yellowstone: A Project Abandoned
27-Aug-1996; Marc Humphries; 2 p.
 Abstract: Crown Butte Resources, Ltd. wanted to develop its New World gold mine deposit located near Yellowstone National Park. The proposed mine was located almost entirely on private property about 3 miles east of the northeast corner of Yellowstone National Park and next to the Absaroka-Beartooth Wildernes.... [expand]  [read report]
Topics: Mining
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