A mineral lease held by Twin Metals has been canceled by the Minnesota DNR. The lease was for a site south of the Boundary Waters.
The company affected by the cancellation, Twin Metals, still holds other mineral rights in the state.
Further information on the cancellation and its implications can be found through the Minnesota DNR or other sources, as details of the situation are not fully outlined here.
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