Hi John,
As you may have seen, the U.S. Forest Service released their environmental study on sulfide-ore copper mining in the watershed of the Boundary Waters earlier this summer. This is the critical study we’ve been waiting for.
It definitively concludes that sulfide-ore copper mining would be a disaster for the Boundary Waters on many levels, and the Forest Service is now recommending a 20-year ban on sulfide-ore copper mining next to the Boundary Waters!
This is fantastic news for canoe country, but now, the Forest Service needs to know whether you support their findings, which demonstrate the need to protect the Boundary Waters. But we only have until next Saturday, August 13 at 8am to gather as many names as possible
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Can you take 30 seconds and add your name today supporting a ban on sulfide-ore mining near the Boundary Waters? [[link removed]]
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For the Wilderness,
Libby London
Digital Strategy and Communications Manager
Campaign to Save the Boundary Waters
P.S. We need you to support the environmental study by simply adding your name here. [[link removed]] Then, double your impact and forward THIS LINK [[link removed]] to a friend who loves the BWCA and encourage them to add their name as well!

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