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Idaho Conservation League et al v. Lannom et al
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January 19, 2017
Road-Fixing But No Gold-Digging, Judge Tells Mining Co.
A mining company that unsuccessfully tried to reopen its search for gold in a protected wilderness area nabbed a partial concession Thursday, when an Idaho federal judge allowed the company to do work on two roads outside the wilderness area.
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August 04, 2016
Gold Mine Project In Idaho Wilderness Blocked For Now
An Idaho federal judge has for the time being shut down a mining company's bid to reopen its search for gold in a protected wilderness area, invalidating the U.S. Forest Service's approval of the assessment project and sending the matter back to the agency for further review.
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March 30, 2016
Forest Service, Mining Co. Ask Judge To Toss Wilderness Suit
A mining company and the U.S. Forest Service urged an Idaho federal judge Tuesday to toss a suit from environmental groups alleging the agency violated a 2002 court order by signing off on American Independence Mines & Minerals LLC's "extensive" drilling discovery project in a protected wilderness area.
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March 25, 2016
Miner Says Tribe Can't Join In Idaho Wilderness Mining Row
A mining company hit back Thursday against an Idaho tribe's request to weigh in on a suit brought by environmental groups alleging the U.S. Forest Service violated a 2002 court order by signing off on an "extensive" drilling discovery project, arguing that the tribe's concerns are not relevant to the case.
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July 08, 2015
Enviros Sue Forest Service Over Idaho Wilderness Mining
The U.S. Forest Service violated a 2002 court order by signing off on an "extensive" drilling discovery project in Idaho, several environmental groups said in a federal lawsuit filed Tuesday.