Bitterroot Forest: No proposal received for rare-earth metal mining
Bitterroot National Forest officials say no exploration activities are taking place because the mining company has not submitted any proposals to continue exploration in 2024.
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Bitterroot National Forest officials say no exploration activities are taking place because the mining company has not submitted any proposals to continue exploration in 2024.
Bitterroot National Forest officials say no exploration activities are taking place because the mining company has not submitted any proposals to continue exploration in 2024.
Bitterroot National Forest officials say no exploration activities are taking place because the mining company has not submitted any proposals to continue exploration in 2024.
People in western Montana are keeping a close eye on a potential rare-earth metals mine in the Bitterroot Mountains, but the U.S. Forest Service says nothing is happening yet.
Known as the Fort Missoula Commons, the proposal includes 16 new residential townhomes and two commercial buildings. The Missoula Historic Preservation Commission voted against the project in May.