Resolution Copper welcomes the White House’s announcement designating the Resolution project as part of the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council’s list of critical mineral “transparency projects.”
Today, the United States Forest Service issued a legally required 60-day notice of the agency’s intent to republish a Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for the Resolution Copper project.
When Adam Schwarz first arrived at Resolution Copper in 2005, he didn’t need much convincing. One look at the core samples coming out of the ground—shimmering with high-grade copper minerals—and he was hooked. “That was the moment,” Adam recalls. “I knew this was where I wanted to be.”
Resolution Copper, a prominent mining company, has announced its commitment as a presenting partner of the 2025 Phoenix Global Forum. It joins the City of Phoenix for the second-annual event, scheduled for April 8-9 at the Phoenix Convention Center.
At Resolution Copper, we know that mining isn’t just about extracting minerals — it’s about the people who power our work every day. This International Women’s Day, we’re proud to celebrate the incredible women of Resolution Copper and the wider mining industry who are breaking barriers, driving innovation, and leading the way for future generations.
Every hour counts, and at Resolution Copper, our employees proved just how powerful volunteering can be. In 2024, 116 employee volunteers dedicated 1,358 hours to initiatives across the Copper Triangle. From career fairs to environmental restoration, their efforts left a mark on the community.
At Resolution Copper, we know that the work we do goes far beyond mining. It’s about the people, the land, and the communities we serve. No one embodies that better than Anthony Castaneda, Environmental Advisor and a native of the Globe-Miami area, whose mining roots run generations deep.
At Resolution Copper, we know that the work we do goes far beyond mining. It’s about the people, the land, and the communities we serve. No one embodies that better than Anthony Castaneda, Environmental Advisor and a native of the Globe-Miami area, whose mining roots run generations deep.
In 2024, Resolution Copper went beyond mining to make a difference, investing over $4.9 million in the communities we serve. This funding supported local jobs, business growth, education initiatives, and vital community programs, all aimed at creating a stronger, more sustainable future.
Aaron Miles is more than just a Tribal Community Advisor for Resolution Copper. He is a passionate advocate for his community, a proud member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe, and a bridge between cultures. Through his role, Aaron fosters trust, ensures cultural preservation, and highlights job opportunities that can help transform tribal communities.