Co-authored by Shaun Dykes, President & CEO and Noelle Laury, VP Corporate Communication & Public Relations, Idaho CuMo Mining Corporation In 2011, Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska requested the Secretaries of Interior and Agriculture provide information regarding hardrock mines and beneficiation plans of operation approved by...

USFS Public Comment Period on SREA Concludes on January 22, 2019 Idaho CuMo Mining Corporation (ICMC) will host community meetings regarding the recently released Supplemental Redline Environmental Assessment (SREA) prepared by the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) addressing changed conditions in the CuMo Project exploration area. The...

Co-authored by Shaun Dykes, President & CEO and Lisa Anderson, Vice President of Government Relations of Idaho CuMo Mining Corporation President Trump’s Presidential Executive Order on a Federal Strategy to Ensure Secure and Reliable Supplies of Critical Minerals signed on December 20, 2017, mandates the Secretary...

Pursues Critical Mineral Status for Molybdenum Idaho CuMo Mining Corporation (ICMC) updated three committees in the Idaho State Legislature regarding the status of the CuMo Project exploration. “Keeping our legislators and key decision makers up-to-date on all activities with the CuMo Project is part of our commitment...

Current U.S. Production Will Not Meet the Demand of Trump’s Infrastructure Initiative Idaho CuMo Mining Corporation launches a public affairs campaign to add molybdenum, a strategic mineral, to Critical Minerals of the United States issued by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). “Few minerals are more appropriate for this...

Resolution Declares that CuMo may Provide Significant Socio-Economic Benefits Idaho City’s Mayor and City Council passed a resolution to support the exploration and development of the CuMo Project in Boise County on Wednesday, January 31, 2018. Resolution 2018-01 states that the CuMo Project has the potential...

Co-authored by Shaun Dykes, President & CEO at Idaho CuMo Mining Corporation (ICMC) and Phil Bandy, Executive Vice President of Operations, ICMC. “Not in my backyard” has become the customary response of anti-development environmental groups, especially to natural resource extraction projects. These groups selectively oppose projects...