What's Happening With the Project
No. 9 shaft project
Work has begun to restore the historic No. 9 shaft, originally constructed in 1971. The project will rehabilitate the shaft, sink it to approximately 7,000 feet, and link it with the No. 10 shaft.
What lies beneath
Go 7,000 feet underground with us and get a first-hand look at our work to safely develop one of the largest copper deposits in the world.
Magma Mine Reclamation
The Copper Triangle has a rich mining legacy, and we’re working to restore the historic Magma copper mine’s underground operations while remediating its environmental impacts on the land around Superior.
Protecting Cultural Heritage
We’re committed to respectfully and responsibility managing lands that have cultural significance to Native Americans.
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On site with Mike
Resolution Copper’s Mike Betom looks at the issues that matter most to the local communities surrounding our project.