U.S. Forest Service Approves Draft Decision for South32's Hermosa Mine Development in Arizona
The U.S. Forest Service has issued a Draft Record of Decision and Final Environmental Impact Statement for South32's Hermosa project in Arizona, indicating approval for development on National Forest Service land. This decision allows the construction of infrastructure, including a primary access road and a dry-stack tailings facility. The project is expected to create up to 900 jobs and has committed to 140 conservation measures. A final decision is anticipated in July following a 45-day objection period.
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The U.S. Forest Service (USFS) released a Draft Record of Decision (ROD) and Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for South32's Hermosa mine project in Arizona, signaling approval for development on National Forest Service land.
The Draft ROD initiates a 45-day objection period before final authorization, expected in July. Development includes a primary access road and a dry-stack tailings facility, with a projected surface footprint of 750 acres.
Hermosa aims to produce critical minerals like zinc and manganese, creating up to 900 jobs. South32 has committed to 140 conservation measures in collaboration with federal agencies and local stakeholders.
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