Nevada’s mining workforce remains a concern as demand for critical minerals grows

By Business News Updates on September 21, 2021

An employee of Nevada Gold Mines works a shift inside the Turquoise Ridge Mine located near Golconda, located in southeastern Humboldt County.
Photo: Nevada Gold Mines

By Kaleb Roedel

Tuesday, September 21, 2021

Tyre Gray, president of the Nevada Mining Association, says Nevada’s mining industry remains short “about 500 jobs.” Courtesy Photo

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Nevada’s mining workforce remains a concern as demand for critical minerals grows

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