News & Resources
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News & Media Releases
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South32 Announces Key Community Partnership and Hermosa Project Construction Milestones
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South32 Hermosa Project Notified of $166M U.S. Department of Energy Battery Materials Development Grant
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U.S. EPA Clears South32 Hermosa Project’s Key State Air Quality Permit
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Video: Jobs of Tomorrow– Next Generation Mines
Resources
Hermosa Project Overview
Putting Arizona in the Driver’s Seat of Clean Transportation.
Factsheets
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Jobs and Economic Opportunities Right Here at Home
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Critical Minerals at Hermosa Project
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FAST-41 Permitting: Frequently Asked Questions
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Manganese: A Key to America’s EV future
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Zinc: The Backbone of America’s Future
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Developing Centro
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Responsibly Managing Water
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Hermosa Project: Permitting Timeline
Relevant coverage
- Jobs of Tomorrow: Next Generation Mines (SME Studios)
- Nogales picked for new mine’s ‘mission control center’ (AZ Daily Star)
- Zinc mine to proceed in southern Arizona’s Patagonia Mountains (Arizona Republic)
- South32 announces $2.16 billion investment in S. Arizona Hermosa Project (KVOA TV Tucson)
- South32 Board Approves $2.16 Billion Investment in Hermosa Project (Patagonia Regional Times)
- Miner pumps $2B into first fast-tracked critical minerals project (E&E News)
- Hermosa sitting pretty with South32 US$2.1B investment (Mining Journal)
- South32 finalizes $2.16B investment into Hermosa Project (Nogales International)
- New project developments underway for South32 Hermosa project (AZPM News)
- Giving back in Southern Arizona (Arizona Daily Star)
- South32 Hermosa Community Fund Awards $112,000 in SCC (Patagonia Regional Times)
- Arizona opinion: Arizona’s ‘critical’ opportunity (Arizona Daily Star) English | Spanish
- Podcast: America’s next-generation mining future (The Carbon Copy)
- South32 President: ‘Setting the record straight on mining co’s plans in Rio Rico’ (Tucson Sentinel)
- Mining is essential for Southern Arizona business (Arizona Daily Star)
- Feds set ‘FAST-41’ timetable for South32 mine (Nogales International)
- Permitting timetable published for Southern Arizona Critical Minerals (AZPM)
- Biden admin expedites ‘first-ever’ critical minerals project (E&E News)
- South32’s Hermosa Gets a US-Powered Boost (Mining Weekly)
- South32’s Hermosa project put on fast-track (North American Mining)
- Study into US battery-grade manganese production making headway (Mining Weekly)
- Manganese sulfate bottleneck looms over US, European EV manufacturers (S&P Global Market)
- The massive quest for the minerals we need in a clean energy future (Cipher)
- Manganese Could Be the Secret Behind Truly Mass-Market EVs (IEEE Spectrum)
- Manganese Could Be the Missing Link of Truly Affordable EV Batteries (Autoevolution)
- Pro-China Agents Posed as Activists to Protest US, Canada Rare Earth Mines (Bloomberg)
- Mining Independence Is The Key To Energy Independence (Forbes)
- This “forgotten” battery metal could be the most at risk of a shortage (Emerging Tech Brew)
- Electric-Car Demand Sparks Revival of US Manganese Mining After Decades (Bloomberg)
- For The U.S., There Is No Net-Zero Without Major Permitting Reform (Forbes)
- China’s Rare Earth Metals Monopoly Could Be Coming to an End (Newsweek)
- Electric Vehicles Require Lots of Scarce Parts. Is the Supply Chain Up to It? (Wall Street Journal)
- South32 launches community fund (Nogales International)
- RRHS, PUHS, NHS grads awarded South32 scholarships (Nogales International)
- South32 Hermosa Community Fund fund boosted by $2.5M in new investments (Nogales International)
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