MineWatch Nevada County is a community campaign to oppose the reopening of the Idaho-Maryland Mine. 

 

Our mission is to share community perspectives and research in a single place, and act as a centralized hub to help people learn and take action. 

 

We are residents, businesses, and nonprofits who are impacted by the proposed mining operations.

 

Each of us has a unique strength:

• Researchers identify impacts

• Advocates talk with government decision-makers

• Legal minds collaborate and take action with environmental lawyers

• Educators help citizens take action

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This site brings together two types of content:

• Research-driven perspectives
  Core web content is accuracy-checked and reviewed by the research team at CEA Foundation, whose mission is to bring fact-based information to the community.

• Community perspectives
  The library contains a collection of articles, presentations, and opinion pieces authored by CEA, coalition members, community residents, and others. 

 

This site brings the best of all of us together to STOP THE MINE.

Minewatch is a grassroots effort funded by donations and grants.

 

The MineWatch campaign is brought to you by the Community Environmental Advocates Foundation, a nonprofit organization that works in collaboration with residents, businesses, and other nonprofits to provide analysis and advocacy on issues that impact our community. 

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Coalition members include Sierra Club, Sierra Fund, Wolf Creek Community Alliance, San Juan Ridge Taxpayers’ Association, the South Yuba River Citizens League, and many others shown below. The goal is to provide fact-based information to the community so we can all make informed decisions. We are always open to fact-checks.

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Your tax-deductible contribution helps with research, community education, and legal fees. CEA Foundation has hired the highly respected environmental law firm, Shute, Mihaly, and Weinberger, to assist with this effort. 

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