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June 28, 2023

Proposed nickel mine near northern Minnesota town of Tamarack begins environmental review

Talon Metals Corp. filed papers with Minnesota regulators June 21 to launch the environmental review process for its proposed underground nickel mine near the northern town of Tamarack, which would supply nickel to Tesla for electric car batteries.
The Department of Energy already has given the project a $114 million grant to build an ore processing plant in North Dakota, part of the Biden administration’s efforts to boost domestic production of nickel, lithium, and other metals needed for electric vehicles. That funding contrasts with the administration’s efforts to kill another proposed mining project in northern Minnesota, the Twin Metals copper-nickel mine near Ely, which is just upstream from the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

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Steve Carney: Details from three perfect days of fishing in Minnesota

During last year’s open-water fishing season, I was approached at a public access while I was with clients and launching my boat, a man from Wisconsin asked me for some tips on fishing Otter Tail Lake. I obliged him and, as it turned out, put him on some fish. My pleasure.
Recently, he booked me to guide him for three consecutive days, and we had a blast. Here are the details.

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