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STOP COPPER WORLD!

Since 1996 we have been fighting to protect the Santa Rita Mountains from the devastating effects of industrial, open-pit mining. We are 3,000 citizens united to defend the wild mountains we love.


 

Watch the recording of our Town Hall on Jan. 31

SSSR op-ed urging Gov. Hobbs to exercise her power to stop Copper World published in Tucson Sentinel

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On Feb. 11th, Executive Director John Dougherty's op-ed calling on Gov. Hobbs to step in and stop Copper World was published in the Tucson Sentinel.

SSSR reveals Town of Sahuarita agreement with Hudbay that threatens aquifer

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Save the Scenic Santa Ritas revealed how the Town of Sahuarita’s agreement with Hudbay Minerals threatens to deplete more than a half-million acre-feet of groundwater beneath Sahuarita and Green Valley Saturday during a Town Hall meeting before more than 450 residents at the Sahuarita Unified School District auditorium.

SSSR to host Town Hall on Copper World’s hidden impacts on Sahuarita and Green Valley

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Save the Scenic Santa Ritas will host a free Town Hall at 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 31 at the Sahuarita Unified School District Auditorium to present information hidden from the public on the impacts of the proposed Copper World mine on Sahuarita and Green Valley.

SSSR Schedules Community Meeting for January 31

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Save the Scenic Santa Ritas has scheduled a community meeting to discuss the impact of the proposed Copper World mine.

SSSR requests Sahuarita to determine whether Hudbay is in violation of 2013 groundwater pumping agreement

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SSSR has requested the Sahuarita Town Council to immediately determine whether Toronto-based Hudbay Minerals is in violation of an agreement to replenish 105% of the groundwater it plans to pump from the area aquifer for the Copper World mine.

County vows to press forward after truck ordinance withdrawn

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A message from SSSR Executive Director John Dougherty

Pima County releases report on impact of dust on human health

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The Pima County Health Department was planning to make a presentation to the Board of Supervisors on a proposed ordinance to limit the number of trucks that can travel each day on unpaved county roads. The ordinance was pulled from the board’s agenda before the department could make its presentation.

Learn more about Copper World’s threat to the aquifer and future water bills.

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