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Letter to the Editor: Acid Ore Mines are Bad for Maine - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Editor: Acid Ore Mines are Bad for Maine

If you think that the proposed metal mine in Penobscot County that has been in the news lately doesn’t matter to us here in western Maine, think again. The Land Use Planning Commission (LUPC) is about to rule on whether an area on Pickett Mountain should be rezoned to allow mining by Wolfden Resources, a

Wolfden Announces Potential Denial of Pickett Project Rezoning Application - Vimarsana News

Wolfden Announces Potential Denial of Pickett Project Rezoning Application

Wolfden Resources Corporation ("Wolfden" or the "Company") announces that today staff for the Maine Land Use Planning Commission (the "LUPC" or "Commission") released a recommended decision document to deny...

No more mines - Vimarsana News

No more mines

As a resident of Maine for over 50 years with children and grandchildren born and living here, I have seen the difficult decisions the Maine Land Use Planning Commission has

Don't approve proposed Pickett Mountain mine - Piscataquis Observer - Vimarsana News

Don't approve proposed Pickett Mountain mine - Piscataquis Observer

To the Editor; Wolfden Resources, a Canadian mining company, owns land zoned as a “protection district” near Mount Chase, the north gate of Baxter State Park and the entrance to Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument. Wolfden wants Maine’s Land Use Planning Commission to change this zoning for a metallic mineral mine.

Wolfden mining proposal is too risky for Maine - Vimarsana News

Wolfden mining proposal is too risky for Maine

A company that has never built a mine proposes an acid mine operation in a watershed that drains almost a quarter of Maine, despite the increasing frequency and intensity of