Although no one could say exactly how long it’s been since the last time the Berkeley Pit froze over, Mark Thompson, Montana Resources vice president for environmental affairs, said that by the ...

Butte's Berkeley Pit is infamously ... over 90% of these minerals ... “I think we’ve got a fairly large feed stock we can produce out of the Berkeley Pit. So I think at this point in time, ...

With a low of minus 27 degrees in Butte Thursday, the Berkeley Pit froze, giving life to the old saw "when hell freezes over." Leeann Allegretto, National Weather Service meteorologist, said ...

The Berkeley Pit had killed ... In 1995, over 300 migrating geese landed in the pit and died from ingesting the toxic water. The Stierles were chemists at nearby Montana Tech at the time, ...

At the time the Berkeley Pit began operating in 1955 under the ownership of the famous Anaconda Co., copper prices were at their highest since the end of World War II.

The Berkeley Pit in Butte, Montana, has been a source of environmental concern for decades, as its waters—highly acidic and teeming with toxins—have seeped into the surrounding area. But today ...

The Berkeley Pit, however, has a much richer concentration of rare earths in solution and a higher volume of water and is expected to produce 40 tons a year. Dr. Ziemkiewicz believes this process ...

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The Berkeley Pit, which collects contaminated water from an abandoned mine and holds 50 billion-gallons of toxic stew, killed 3,000 birds and threatens the Butte, Mont. region's groundwater.