Dear John,
As this year comes to a close, I’m looking ahead to the challenges and opportunities that 2025 will bring for America’s most cherished Wilderness—the Boundary Waters.
The threats are daunting: - Politicians aligned with the copper mining industry are already gearing up to reverse the 20-year mining ban we fought so hard to secure.
- The President-elect has openly declared his intent to greenlight sulfide-ore copper mining near the Boundary Waters within his first 10 minutes in office.
- Antofagasta, the Chilean mining giant behind Twin Metals Minnesota, is racing to fast-track plans for a toxic mining operation that would irreversibly pollute the lakes, rivers, and forests that define this extraordinary place.
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But here’s the good news: Save the Boundary Waters is ready to meet these threats head-on.
As the leaders of this effort, we have a brilliant team of advisors, legal experts, staff, and—most importantly—dedicated supporters like you, who are the foundation of this fight. -
We’re prepared to defend the 20-year mining ban in court with a robust legal strategy and scientific evidence.
- We’re working closely with pro-Wilderness lawmakers in St. Paul and Washington, D.C., to push forward permanent protections for the Boundary Waters.
- We’re rallying passionate people like you to ensure the Boundary Waters has the strongest possible line of defense.
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