Butte: "Richest hill on Earth" ...and costliest mine superfund site

Engineering and Mining Journal

Volumn 201, Issue 2, 2000, Pages 31-44

  Marcus, Jerrold J ^a  

^a NONE

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 0008314429     PISSN: 00958948     EISSN: None     Source Type: Trade Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

References (29)

1. Anonymous; "The Administrative Record for Anaconda Smelter Site, The Administrative Record for the Milltown Reservoir Sediments Site, The Administrative Record for Silver Bow Creek/Butte Area (Butte Portion Site, and The Administrative Record for the Silver Bow Creek/Butte Area (Original Portion) Site"; EPA: undated.
2. Anonymous; Regional Historic Preservation Plan; Regional Historic Preservation Plan-Joint Committee; Butte; 1993.
3. Anonymous; "Report to the Legislature"; State of Montana, Dept. of Justice, Natural Resource Litigation Program; January 1997.
4. Anonymous; "Summary of the Settlement of State of Montana vs. Arco," Montana Dept. of Justice, June 22, 1998; http://www.doj.mt.gov/ls/arcosumm.htm
5. Baum, D.: "Butte, America - Poisoned, Ruined, and Self-Cannibalized, This City is Still the Grandest of all Boomtowns"; American Heritage; April 1997.
6. Beebe, L., and Clegg, C.; Narrow Gauge in the Rockies; Howell-North Press, Berkeley, Calif.; 1959.
7. Beebe, L., and Clegg, C.; Steamcars to the Comstock; Howell-North Press, Berkeley, Calif; 1957.
8. Beebe, L., and Clegg, C.; Virginia and Truckee; Howell-North Press, Berkeley, Calif.; 1963.
9. Dobb, E; "Pennies from Hell," Harper's Magazine; October 1996.
10. Filas, B.A., and Gormley, J.T.; "The Summitville Mine: Buildup to Crisis;" Chapter 18, Mining Environmental Handbook; Imperial College Press, London, England; 1997.
11. Glasscock, C.B.; The War of the Copper Kings; Bobbs-Merrill; Indianapolis, Ind.; 1935.
12. Gunther, J.; Inside U.S.A.; Harper and Row; New York, N.Y.; 1947.
13. Hillery. P.; "Newsletter"; U.S. EPA; Helena, Mont.; April 1998.
14. Lukas, A. J.; Big Trouble; Simon & Schuster; New York, N.Y.; 1997.
15. MacLane, M.; Tender Darkness; Abernathy & Brown; Belmont, Calif.; 1993.
16. Malone, M.P.; The Battle for Butte: Mining and Politics on the Northern Frontier, 1864-1906; University of Washington Press; Seattle, Wash.; 1981.
17. Marcosson, I.F.; Anaconda, Dodd, Mead & Co., Inc.; New York, N.Y.; 1957.
18. Marcus, J.J. "Island Copper." Engineering and Mining Journal; February 1997.
19. Marcus, J.J. "Development of the Mine Environmental Precept and its Current Political Status;" Chapter 2, Mining Environmental Handbook; Imperial College Press, London, England; 1997.
20. Miller, G.C., Lyons, W.B., and Davis, A.; "Understanding the Water Quality of Pit Lakes;" Environmental Science & Technology; American Chemical Society; March 1996.
21. Miller, R.N.; Guidebook for the Butte Field Meeting of the Society of Economic Geologists; Society of Economic Geologists, United States Geological Survey, and The Anaconda Co. (Geologic Dept.); 1973.
22. Morris, P.F., Anaconda Montana: Copper Smelting Boom Town on the Western Frontier: Swann Publishing; Bethesda, Md.; 1996.
23. Nordstrum, D.K.; "Iron Mountain;" Chapter 18, Mining Environmental Handbook; Imperial College Press, London, England; 1997.
24. Ridge, J.; Ore Deposits in the United States 1933/1967; American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, Inc.; New York, N.Y. 1968.
25. Satchell, M.; "Taking Back The Land That Once Was So Pure;" U.S. News & World Report; May 4, 1998.
26. Schmiermund, R.L.; "Acid Mine Drainage and Other Mining-Influenced Waters;" Chapter 13, Mining Environmental Handbook; Imperial College Press, London, England; 1997.
27. Shovers, B., Fiege, M., Martin, D., and Quivik, F.; "Butte & Anaconda Revisited;" Special Publication 99; Montana College of Mineral Science & Technology; Butte, Mont.; 1991.
28. Tidball, E.C.; "What Ever Happened to the Anaconda Company?" Montana - The Magazine of Western History; Montana Historical Society; Summer, 1997.
29. Woodbury, R.; "Butte: The Giant Cup of Poison;" Time Magazine; March 30, 1998.