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The goal of the Queen Creek TMDL project was to develop the site characterization and water quality data set needed to calculate the TMDLs for dissolved copper in the listed reaches of Queen Creek, Arnett Creek, and the unnamed drainages.

The Minerals Section of the Arizona State Land Department (ASLD) is responsible for mining / mineral activities on State Trust land.

This internal draft memorandum provides a summary of mining-induced seismicity as it may relate to the Resolution Copper Project block-caving mine currently proposed near Superior, Arizona. This document includes a brief discussion of the causes, mechanisms, and occurrences of induced seismicity, particularly as it relates to the proposed mine and possible impacts from the proposed mining activities.

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Detailed coverage of invasive species threatening livelihoods and the environment worldwide

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Data presented in this technical memorandum indicate that asbestos abundance in Resolution ore and development rock falls well below this criterion. Based on analysis of asbestos occurrence in Resolution ore it is likely that asbestos abundances in the tailings will also be low.

This review describes the physical and chemical characters of a range of dust types. The effects of dust on crops, grasslands, heath/ands, trees and woodlands, arctic bryophyte and lichen communities are identified.

The purpose of this process memorandum is to document information received from Resolution Copper regarding the variation in the lithology of mined material over the mine life.

Table of location and parcel information for 2 accounts in Gila County.