LUPC hearing, day 2: Pollution from mines is inevitable - Piscataquis Observer

By Kathleen Phalen Tomaseli, Houlton Pioneer Times Staff



MILLINOCKET, Maine — Metallic mineral mines can seep toxic materials from any number of natural sources, according to expert testimony during the second day of Maine Land Use Planning Commission public hearings regarding the Pickett Mountain Project.



Canadian junior mining company, Wolfden, is seeking LUPC rezoning approval for a 374-acre parcel in the unorganized territory 3.

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