Craig Kinnell

Part of Lundin Mining Corp., Rio Tinto Eagle Mine LLC is a mining company that extracts copper and nickel ores. The company is based in Ishpeming, MI. Rio Tinto Eagle Mine was acquired by Lundin Mining Corp. from Rio Tinto Plc on July 17, 2013 for $315 million.

The Michigan Chamber of Commerce is an organization that aims to protect the environment and energy supply. The non-profit company is based in Lansing, MI, and the CEO of the company is Rich Studley. The company opposes the revocation of Enbridge's Line 5 easement agreement, which they believe would cause an unnecessary energy crisis during the pandemic. The company collaborates with F.A.R. Management, Inc. to provide assistance with unemployment insurance through advisory assistance, procedural consulting, and benefits administration. The Michigan Chamber of Commerce recently filed a joint amicus curiae brief questioning the Michigan Department of Environment's air quality permitting case. The company also hosted a webinar on big federal changes to retirement savings accounts.

Consejo Minero is a Chilean mining industry association that brings together the largest mining companies in the country. The private company is based in Chile, specifically in Las Condes. The organization's main objective is to promote competitiveness and sustainability in the mining sector and its surroundings. The CEOs of the Chilean company are Carlos Urenda and Joaquín Villarino Herrera.

Minera Escondida Ltda. engages in the mining and production of copper concentrate and cathodes via oxidized ore leaching and low-grade sulphide bioleaching. The firm was founded in 1985, and is based in Antofagasta, Chile.