Mine continues forward with controversy
According to Mark Lyons, who is interviewed for the Baker County Press, Twin Pines Minerals has reduced the area it wants to mine to about 800 acres, but covertly plans to expand once it […]
New plan shrinks proposed mine near Okefenokee Swamp refuge
So Twin Pines wants to destroy just a little less of our precious and fast-diminishing natural resources? Kill the swamp just a little bit instead of more? So we should be happy and let them […]
Federal agencies asked to block mine
We wish to thank Mark Lyons, Carol Burton, Cindy North and all the others who have worked extremely hard for five years to keep the mines out of our fragile wetlands, […]
Twin Pines mine and the Floridan Aquifer
John Quarterman, Suwannee RiverKeeper, has the following article about the Floridan aquifer and the proposed Twin Pines mine right upon the swamp. During the meetings held by mine personnel, it was claimed that the mine […]
It’s a shame to silence and gag majority
Freedom of speech? Democracy? Apparently these are foreign words to the so-called leaders of Charleton County, Georgia and they just aren’t able to understand them. It’s hard to believe that what Mark Lyons describes below […]
Twin Pines Minerals Meeting a Disappointment
Five OSFR members, all riparian landowners, four of whom were board members, made the trip to Folkston, Georgia on Tuesday, August 13, to give input to Twin Pines Minerals, who wants a permit to mine […]
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