Rio Tinto | The Holden Mine Cleanup Project

The Holden Mine Cleanup Project is a federally mandated mine cleanup and remediation effort in Washington’s Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest.
The goal of the cleanup project is to address environmental problems left by the operation of the Holden Mine in the 1930s-1950s.
The cleanup was necessary to reduce water and soil contamination, prevent future contamination and help restore the natural ecosystem.
Learn more about the cleanup project: holdenminecleanup.com/
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So impressive. There are dozens of large Corporations that wouldn't bat an eye at discharging hazardous waste to the environment. Rio Tinto, my hat is off to you, cleaning up a site that only became your responsibility after the purchase of legacy assets.