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BLM withdraws more than 2,600 acres of public land from mining in Zortman-Landusky – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

BLM withdraws more than 2,600 acres of public land from mining in Zortman-Landusky – Daily Montanan

The Bureau of Land Management withdraws more than 2,600 acres from mining consideration and announces it's studying whether to do the same with an additional 912 acres requested by the Fort Belknap Indian Community.

Zortman-Landusky mine owner fined more than $500K for mining violations - Vimarsana News

Zortman-Landusky mine owner fined more than $500K for mining violations

Fines stem from satellite images showing unauthorized, unapproved work, DEQ says.

Zortman-Landusky mine owner fined more than $500K for mining violations – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

Zortman-Landusky mine owner fined more than $500K for mining violations – Daily Montanan

The owner of the Zortman-Landusky mining site has been fined more than $500K for exploring the site without permission or permits, and the state's DEQ warns it may have disturbed water remediation there.

Aerial images help state agency discover illegal mining of Superfund site - Vimarsana News

Aerial images help state agency discover illegal mining of Superfund site

After capitalizing on a two-day lapse in a federal mining ban at Montana’s beleaguered Zortman-Landusky mines in 2020, a small mining company appears to have been developing its claims without the authorization of the state environmental agency.

DEQ calculates half-million dollar fine for alleged activities at Zortman mine - Vimarsana News

DEQ calculates half-million dollar fine for alleged activities at Zortman mine

Montana Department of Environmental Quality has calculated a potential fine, more than $500,000, for a group requesting permission to do mining