Category: The Idaho-Maryland Mine
Comments regarding the Centennial M-1 RAP and MND, Project ID 60000716
September 24, 2021Dean WrightProject Manager800 Cal Center DriveSacramento, CA 95826(916) 255-3591dean.wright@dtsc.ca.gov Reg: Comments regarding the Centennial M-1 RAP and MND, Project ID 60000716 Dear Mr. Wright, Community Environmental Advocates Foundation (CEA Foundation) has been looking forward to the opportunity to fully support the cleanup of the Centennial site. This 56 acre site is only a […]
Spinning Gold -The Rise of Misinformation
CEA Foundation, Grass Valley CA – May 16, 2021 In an effort to gain approval for reopening the Idaho-Maryland Mine in Grass Valley, Rise Gold Corporation and Rise CEO Ben Mossman have followed a pattern of making false, incomplete, or misleading statements to investors and the general public. On Environmental Impacts Ben Mossman: “… we’ve […]
More Local Impacts for 1800 Property Owners: Blasting Vibrations and Risks to Well Owners
Rise Gold has been claiming that the mine will not impact local wells and that the vibrations from blasting will not be an issue. This op-ed published in The Union explores what Rise Gold’s own documents reveal*: Do you live on top of the Idaho-Maryland Mine? *Footnoted copy: Many people in Grass Valley live and […]
Review of the Film “Rise Beyond Gold”
The documentary Rise Beyond Gold was independently conceived, filmed, and produced by Catalyst Communication Services. Rise Beyond Gold looks at the absurdity of gold mining, which inflicts major damage to our environment for the profit of a few and with little benefit to society beyond jewelry. The film brings this story home by looking at […]
Are Sinkholes a Threat?
CEA Foundation ResearchDocument name: Are Sinkholes a Threat?Date: Nov 14, 2020 Question: “Are sinkholes a threat?” In general, the entire region around Grass Valley has hundreds of mine features. Most of them are undocumented and few of them are formally “closed” in a way which assures long term stability. Thus occasionally there is a sinkhole […]
Impacts to Jobs and Housing from the Proposed Idaho-Maryland Mine
The application documents submitted by Rise Gold show anticipated jobs that will be created once the mine is fully operational.[1] However, questions remain about the quantities and phasing of these jobs, and whether they will be filled from the local workforce or by people with specific technical skills from out of the area. It is […]
CEA Foundation Sponsors New MineWatch Nevada County Campaign Website
CEA Foundation is proud to be the sponsor of a new website dedicated to oppose the reopening of the Idaho-Maryland Mine. CEA’s press releases, opinions, and letters can now be found on the new site, along with content from coalition partners and local residents. The website’s mission is to share community perspectives and research in […]
Stop the Re-Opening of the Idaho Maryland Mine
Make a comment to the Nevada County Board of Supervisors Why should I make a comment to the County? Nevada County is now preparing a Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) that should be ready for public review around March 2021. It is up to citizens to ask questions and voice concerns about the project. Ultimately, […]
Idaho-Maryland Mine Mineral Rights Map
Source: Application Documents for the Idaho-Maryland Mine Permit, Nevada County, “Project Overview – Mineral Rights Revision 1 – ADDED 3/9/2020”