Sites - Golden Sunlight Mine Placer Dome's page describing the Golden Sunlight mine. 1995 news release from the U.S. Department of Justice and the Environmental Protection Agency on the filing of a civil suit to stop two gold mines, including Zortman-Landusky from illegally discharging polluted wastewater into drainages of the Little Rocky Mountains flowing into the Missouri and Milk Rivers in north central Montana. Inc. Information from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on a 1997 impact statement for the Golden Sunlight mine. Section IV.A. includes Waste Release Data for the Metal Mining Industry. The Environmental Quality Council is a state legislative committee created by the 1971 Montana Environmental Policy Act.
Site includes a list of environmental impact statements .
Room Home page for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management in Montana, includes information on mining in Montana. Taking from the Taxpayer, Democratic Staff Report, Committee on Natural Resource Report from Democrats in the U.S. Congress on government subsidies to mining companies, with a number of references to several Canadian mining companies, including Pegasus Gold's Zortman-Landusky and Noranda. Academic paper from the U.S. Geological Survey, outlining volcanic activity 80 million years ago, near what today is Placer Dome's Golden Sunlight Mine. A U.S. environmental law group, page has links to cases against Pegasus Gold. What We Do Page from the U.S. National Wildlife Federation outining efforts to preserve animal species near Placer Dome's Golden Sunlight mine.