We’re back in court for the Boundary Waters. 

Dear John, 

Today, Northeastern Minnesotans for Wilderness - lead organization of the Campaign to Save the Boundary Waters - and ten local businesses moved to intervene on the side of the federal government against a Twin Metals’ federal lawsuit that seeks to force the renewal of terminated mining leases next to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

The Twin Metals’ lawsuit is an attempt to revive its rejected plan to build a dangerous sulfide-ore copper mine along rivers, lakes, and streams that flow directly into the Wilderness.

John, Antofagasta’s Twin Metals can pour millions of dollars into sacrificing the Boundary Waters for its profit. But, with your support, we can fight back. Rush a year-end gift today.

Now is the time to go all in for the Boundary Waters. Rush a year-end gift today to fund our expert legal, scientific, and policy work required to truly protect this precious Wilderness permanently. 

For the Wilderness,

Becky Rom

National Chair
Campaign to Save the Boundary Waters
Vice Chair, Northeastern Minnesotans for Wilderness

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