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By John Haughey A fiercely contested Minnesota copper-nickel mining proposal is among stymied mineral and energy development projects President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to quickly reanimate after he is sworn into a second Oval Office term on Jan. 20. The former president said it would be addressed as quickly as “about 10 minutes” during a July 27, 2024, campaign rally with Rep.
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