Utah Mining Association

The Good Samaritan Remediation of Abandoned Hardrock Mines Act of 2024 is up for passage in the U.S. House tomorrow. This bipartisan, bicameral bill will accelerate efforts to clean up abandoned mine lands which predate modern environmental laws and mining industry best practices. The bill is years in the making and needs to get across the finish line. Please encourage your member of Congress to support final passage. Many thanks to Congresswoman Celeste Maloy, the primary sponsor of the House bill. ALL members of Utah’s congressional delegation are sponsors or co-sponsors of this bill, which shows that Utah is leading the way on common sense legislation that supports the public, taxpayers, and industry.

Are you attending American Exploration & Mining Association Annual Meeting next week? We'll be exhibiting in the main hall at booth #512. Come see us and get some #UtahMining swag!

On this Veterans Day, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who have served. Thank you for your sacrifice. 💙🇺🇸 We love this video from Rio Tinto Kennecott and appreciate our many Utah mining operators and service providers who prioritize hiring veterans.

We've lined up some impressive speakers for the Utah Mining Association 109th Annual Convention and the Tailings Management technical session is no exception. Bonus: this session is eligible for Engineering CE credits! We hope you'll join us Nov 13-14 in SLC. Register online: https://lnkd.in/g_dsYxs4

Congratulations to Rio Tinto on this historic announcement. The Kennecott Utah operation exemplifies how critical metal and minerals productions can coincide with sustainability and environmental stewardship.

Congratulations to Rio Tinto on this historic announcement. The Kennecott Utah operation exemplifies how critical metal and minerals productions can coincide with sustainability and environmental stewardship.

These businesses are attending the Utah Mining Association Annual Convention on November 13-14. Are you? Register today! https://lnkd.in/givVHhPv

Are you interested in Utah's mining history? The Utah Historical Society has a vast collection of digital images, including a curated library specific to mining. We invite you to peruse the digital collection and discover some absolute treasures! #ThrowbackThursday https://lnkd.in/geap__wK

#ThrowbackThursday The Silver King Mine, located in Park City, Utah, was a pivotal silver producer in the late 19th century, significantly contributing to the town's growth. Known nationwide for its rich deposits, it played a vital role in the Park City mining boom. Utah continues to be a leader in the mining industry and was named just this year as the #1 Jurisdiction in the World for Mining. We are proud of our roots and continue to look to the future as we provide the materials needed for modern living.