The Livengood gold project is an opportunity to safely enhance Alaska's economy, creating jobs for a generation of Alaskans
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Mining has been part of Alaska's economy and culture for over 125 years since the gold rushes brought prospectors to the untamed wilds of the last frontier. Today, mining directly and indirectly employs thousands of Alaskans across the state and is a growing force in the State's economy -- providing jobs for thousands of Alaskans and millions of dollars in personal income. While in its early stages, the Livengood Gold Project is clearly significant in the dollars, jobs and overall economic activity it will generate. In an effort to gain a perspective of the Project's potential, we have included some general information on the mining industry and some preliminary Project estimates.
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In 2010, Alaska's mining industry provided*:
The mining industry also makes substantial community investments in education and training initiatives as well as charitable organizations. Individually, mining industry employees volunteer their time and money to many local causes. Livengood Project - a Generation of Jobs and Positive Economic ImpactsThe Livengood project is a generational economic opportunity for interior Alaska through local jobs, contracts and purchasing. Based on the Company's August 2011 Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA), the long life mine is estimated to create:
Mining industry jobs typically are stable year round and include benefit plans, such as, health, life, retirement, etc., which add to the overall economic impact as well as the desirability of employment in that sector. As ITH advances this project, more detailed information will be available regarding jobs and economic opportunities. |
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