Red Dog mine

Um, and so they're out there exploring, um, you know, selling this, uh, project to the various different people involved.

Um, AIDA has posted on their website that this would be comparable to, um, the road that they built for the Red Dog Mine, uh, near Kotzebue, and that road is actually private, and rightfully so.

You know, you have to worry about safety whenever you're hauling these ore out for mining, and so that's the big question, um, for the West Su Road is, you know, they're gonna be presumably taking the ore from the mine and going dir- directly down to Port McKenzie, and then, uh, that will be exported.

Is kind of what it has been, um, not fully said per se, but there's, there's clear things that are happening, right? So there's this antimony, um, processing facility that just got, um, green lit for the Port McKenzie, so it all is connected in that regard and, and also j- the ways to get there, right? There's the, like, half-built railroad spur that goes through, um, this connection as well.

One thing I really wanted to focus in on is this winter storm warning.

This is going to be in effect for areas like Red Dog Mine.

This will be in effect at midnight tonight all the way into your Saturday morning.

Now, the reason why I wanted to point this out is because this, we're projecting to see about 10 to 14 inches of snowfall in this area, and that's paired with gusts as high as 45 miles per hour, so these are blizzard-like conditions.

Are there any other kind of mining? What's the word I'm looking for other than gold? Or is that the main one?

So, of course, there's the Red Dog Mine, which is up in the northwest of Alaska.

I'm going to double check what Red Dog mines.

I've got a mineral economist down the hallway and he will be so mad at me.

He would be so mad if I forgot that it's a zinc mine, which I totally didn't forget.