We count on the government protect us, our environment, homes, futures. A story we told you about last month raises doubt about whether the protections are always in place. As a land swap left an area sacred to a native community and environmentalist in the hands of a mining company. At first, the Company Resolution copper refused to speak to adam may. Tonight he finally gets to hear their side of the story. Adam may, how are you. Good, good. I think we were trying to get a hold of you. Reporter when america tonight approached Resolution Copper about a controversial project they refused to sit for an interview. Congress . Youre welcome to sit in the Community Meeting and listen to the answers. Reporter after the first report the company has a change of heart. We have a great story to tell, and nothing to hide. Andrew is the head of resolution kopper. The project will generate 3,700 jobs, 60 billion economic benefit for the state of ars, and have a 40 year life. Reporter the project is
You. When america tonight approached Mining Company Resolution Copper about a project, they refused to sit for an interview. How did this get through congress . You are welcome to join the Community Meeting for the answers. Now after we aired our first report the company has had a change of heart. We have a great story to tell and we have nothing to hide. Thanks for joining us im joie chen. We count on the government protect us our environment, homes, futures. A story we told you about last month raises doubt about whether the protections are always in place. As a land swap left an area sacred to a native community and environmentalist in the hands of a Mining Company. At first the Company Resolution copper refused to speak to adam may. Tonight he finally gets to hear their side of the story. Adam may, how are you. Good, good. I think we were trying to get a hold of you. Reporter when america tonight approached Resolution Copper about a controversial project they refused to sit for an
3 4 f1. I had a xhepbtd on the Waste Water Management report. Does one of the points the goals for 2015, was to reduce the tonage going into landfill by 20 percent . Is that because if it stays in i cant remember the name of it for too long we cant put it in it has to go into landfill, we cant use it . Is that the reasoning behind that . Good afternoon, commissioners, marla trose, waste water enterprise. Could you repeat your question, please. On the second page. Report it talks about goals for 2015. Item 3 is reduced tonage going to landfill by 10 percent. Im assuming that it cant be used for the purpose its supposed to be used. I dont have that answer but i can get you that answer from bonnie jones. I didnt have enough time to get up to speed on the items on here but i can definitely get that answer for you. Thank you. But just the whole concept is to reduce the amount of tonnage going to landfill by reusing the by products of the bio solids. The other use would be to reduce by 10 pe
Project, they refused to sit for an interview. Congress . You are welcome to join the answers. Now, after we aired our first report, the company has had a change of heart. We have a great story to tell, and we hide. Thanks for joining us, im joie chen. We count on the government protect us, our environment, homes, futures. A story we told you about last month raises doubt about whether the protections are always in place. As a land swap left an area sacred to a native community and environmentalist in the hands of a mining company. At first, the Company Resolution copper refused to speak to adam may. Tonight he finally gets to hear their side of the story. Adam may, how are you. Good, good. I think we were trying to get a hold of you. Reporter when america tonight approached Resolution Copper about a controversial project they refused to sit for an interview. Congress . Youre welcome to sit in the Community Meeting and listen to the answers. Reporter after the first report the company
3 4 f1. I had a xhepbtd on the Waste Water Management report. Does one of the points the goals for 2015, was to reduce the tonage going into landfill by 20 percent . Is that because if it stays in i cant remember the name of it for too long we cant put it in it has to go into landfill, we cant use it . Is that the reasoning behind that . Good afternoon, commissioners, marla trose, waste water enterprise. Could you repeat your question, please. On the second page. Report it talks about goals for 2015. Item 3 is reduced tonage going to landfill by 10 percent. Im assuming that it cant be used for the purpose its supposed to be used. I dont have that answer but i can get you that answer from bonnie jones. I didnt have enough time to get up to speed on the items on here but i can definitely get that answer for you. Thank you. But just the whole concept is to reduce the amount of tonnage going to landfill by reusing the by products of the bio solids. The other use would be to reduce by 10 pe