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"...as Governor, I foresee no regulatory obstacles that may form a hindrance to the successful permitting of the Idaho Cobalt Project. I will work with you throughout the permitting process."

Dirk Kempthorne, Governor of Idaho

""Clearly, your (Idaho Cobalt) project will better the lives of people in Idaho as well as across the country and the world."

Mike Simpson, Member of Congress, Larry Craig & Mike Crapo, U.S. Senators


 August 04, 2008
    Author: C.L. "Butch" Otter, Governor of Idaho

 
http://www.formcap.com/i/pdf/GovOtterLetter_8_4_08.pdf
 "I acknowledge this project will be our nation's only cobalt mine... I look forward to continuing to work with you in your efforts to create good jobs and improve Idaho's tax base with this facility."
 
 July 22, 2008
US Congress Support Letter

 "We affirm our support for the Idaho Cobalt Project, and your efforts to ensure the availability of materials and facilities necessary to keep priority defense programs on schedule."
File: http://www.idahocobalt.com/i/pdf/Letters/McMorris Rodgers Congress 7-2008.pdf
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 December 13, 2006
Larry Craig, U.S. Senator, Mike Simpson, Member of Congress, Butch Otter, Member of Congress (and current Governor of Idaho)

 "We recognize that today's moning is much different than in days past and the Idaho Cobalt Project is a shining example of how far modern mining has progressed."
File: http://www.idahocobalt.com/i/pdf/Letters/2006 Congressional Letter of Support.pdf
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 September 24, 2004
John Lawson, Idaho Department of Environmental Quality

 "I am impressed by their [Sunshine Precious Metals Refinery] intent on providing the correct information and doing the job right the first time."
File: http://www.idahocobalt.com/i/pdf/Letters/IDEQ Letter.pdf
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 August 17, 2001
George Matejko, Salmon-Challis National Forest Supervisor, Office of the Lemhi County Commissioners

 "In short, the Lemhi County Board of Commissioners views the Idaho Cobalt Project as a greatly needed and desired undertaking for the nation, the state, and the region. We heartily support the proposed operation."
File: http://www.idahocobalt.com/i/pdf/Letters/LemhiCountyComm.pdf
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 March 16, 2001
Butch Otter, Member of Congress

 "Clearly, your (Idaho Cobalt) project will better the lives of people in Idaho as well as across the country and the world."
File: http://www.idahocobalt.com/i/pdf/Letters/ButchOtter.pdf
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 January 12, 2000
Mike Simpson, Member of Congress, Larry Craig & Mike Crapo, U.S. Senators

 "Additionally, since cobalt is considered to be a strategic metal by the U.S. government, we encourage the development of a cobalt mine, which would allow the U.S. to obtain domestically produced cobalt instead of relying solely on foreign sources."
File: http://www.idahocobalt.com/i/pdf/Letters/SimpsonCraigCrapo.pdf
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 January 11, 2000
Helen Chenoweth-Hage, Former Member of Congress

 "You can rest assured that I will do everything in my power to ensure that federal policy allows for a robust and environmentally sound mining industry."
File: http://www.idahocobalt.com/i/pdf/Letters/Chenoweth-Hage.pdf
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 December 20, 1999
Dirk Kempthorne, Governor of Idaho

 "...as Governor, I foresee no regulatory obstacles that may form a hindrance to the successful permitting of the Idaho Cobalt Project. I will work with you throughout the permitting process."
File: http://www.idahocobalt.com/i/pdf/Letters/DirkKempthorne.pdf
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