Orvana gets wetlands permit on Copperwood mine project
Source: Marketwatch.com
Toronto-based Orvana Minerals is moving ahead with the permits for a copper mine in the U.P.’s Gogebic County.
Excerpt: Orvana Minerals Corp.(“Orvana or the Company”), through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Orvana Resources US Corp (“Orvana USA”), is pleased to report that the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (“MDEQ”) has granted the Wetlands Part 303 and the Inlands Lakes and Streams Part 301 permits for the proposed Copperwood copper mine, Upper Peninsula, Michigan, USA.
“Orvana is pleased that the MDEQ has granted this permit,” said Jim Jacques, Chief Operating Officer of the Company and General Manager of Copperwood.
The whole press release is here.
Source: Marketwatch.com
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