Come one, come all to the 45th Annual Meeting of the Texas Mining and Reclamation Association. Held at the Horseshoe Bay Resort in Marble Falls, the meeting will begin on Sunday, Oct. 16, and concludes on the night of Tuesday, Oct. 18, with the ever-popular Education Dinner and Auction. Come join in golf and/or fishing; this year you can do both! Come play in a fun tournament of putt-putt on a highly recognized course of real grass! Come hear the speakers as they give us a peak into the upcoming Legislative session! Come enjoy three receptions, two dinners, and one luncheon. Did we hear "Sold!"? Come join us for the live and silent auctions! Donate something; buy something. Come visit old friends you’ve made through the years and new friends you’ll make this year.
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Nineteen Texas science teachers have learned how industrial minerals enhance our lives and support the state’s unprecedented population growth through an award-winning Teacher Workshop program jointly sponsored by the Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association (TACA) and the Texas Mining and Reclamation Association (TMRA).

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Coal mining in Texas to supply the power grid has a long history. Read about the history of Thermo in Hopkins County, which sits atop several rich veins of the "soft coal" called lignite.

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Over the past few years, Nevada has become a battleground between mining companies and environmentalists over the development of the state’s lithium deposits, the largest known in the United States. The proposed mines would produce millions of tons of lithium for batteries that will benefit the climate in the long term by deploying more electric vehicles (EVs).

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Modern society depends on the responsible development of a wide variety of minerals and metals. Many of these commodities have been designated as "critical minerals" by the U.S. federal government because they are essential for U.S. economic and national security. Alaska’s resource and mineral abundance means we can play a major role in our country’s success by providing a secure source of these critical minerals.

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We need you! Want to be a part of TMRA's social media campaign – #TheFutureIsBright – that highlight's how you, a TMRA member, are supplying the power and materials that ensure a bright future? Reach out today!

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TMRA Members: Send us your reclamation photos! Shared photos may be featured in an upcoming TMRA newsletter. Email Christian Goff at cgoff@pureenergypr.com to learn more or click below to submit your photo. 

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You can Sponsor A Teacher anytime during the year. This Sponsor A Teacher program gives all members/companies an opportunity to support TMRA’s successful teacher education program. A contribution of $1,500 will sponsor one teacher for a workshop that covers teaching materials, meals, lodging, etc. This is your chance to promote our industry by sponsoring a teacher! To learn more, click below.

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As the Biden-Harris administration pushes for American-made clean energy, it is still missing an essential component: streamlining mine permitting. Without improving mine permitting processes, the programs that this administration wants to see flourish will not come to fruition.

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In the past several years, however, American scientists have succeeded in extracting critical minerals and materials from coal waste. If this effort proves efficient and effective, we may be able to simultaneously clean up polluted places and secure access to rare resources.

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Years of neglecting its critical metal supplies is finally catching up with the United States, whose government now realizes it must invest heavily in mining and manufacturing, as demand for the raw materials needed to build a new green economy that rejects fossil fuels gears up. The problem is, this epiphany comes 20 years too late.

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There is a growing conundrum for climate activists: meeting the Biden administration’s ambitious goals for cutting car emissions hinges on the quick approval of large, invasive projects environmentalists are predisposed to resist. Mining companies are trying to use the timelines for the energy transition to their advantage, promising wary conservation and tribal groups to shape projects around community concerns.

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President Joe Biden is looking north for critical mineral supplies to meet government-inflated demand for clean-energy initiatives while the administration shuts down major mining projects on American soil.

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The legislation offers a veritable smorgasbord for mining. Take electric vehicles: Consumers buying EVs can claim the entirety of a new tax credit only if the car or truck is made with minerals from the U.S. or from a nation with a U.S. free trade agreement. Mining companies that produce at least one of those minerals will get a 10 percent tax break.

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As the owner of a business that is influenced by the mining economy, you have an interest in the issues that impact the industry. TMRA helps to keep members updated and informed. Please click below to learn more about the many benefits of being a TMRA member.

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