SALT LAKE CITY–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Rio Tinto will begin construction on a new plant that will recover tellurium, a critical mineral used in solar panels, from

June 19, 2020 In February, former Rio Tinto Kennecott managing director Marc Cameron was recognized by Utah Business Magazine as a top CEO in Utah

At Rio Tinto Kennecott, we’re committed to minimizing our environmental impacts with an eye on the future. We’re actively doing that through our concurrent reclamation

We created the Kennecott Inland Sea Shorebird Reserve (ISSR) 20 years ago under a mitigation plan developed in partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of

Rio Tinto Kennecott produces minerals that are essential to modern technology – copper is found in just about every piece of technology you own –

While Utah is widely perceived to be a desert state and is statistically the second driest in the nation, during mid to late summer, air

Rio Tinto Kennecott is considering $200 million in planned improvements to the concentrator over the next several years, a symbol of a continued, longstanding commitment

At Rio Tinto Kennecott, we are committed to responsibly managing our resources. We are always evaluating new approaches to be safer, more efficient and minimize

Kennecott proactively launched a pilot dewatering project based on newly released science to accelerate the stabilization of its south tailings facility. The project is designed

We recently held our stakeholder forum on January 8, 2016. During the stakeholder forum, members of Kennecott’s leadership team presented to a group of stakeholders

Now you can tour Rio Tinto Kennecott from your living room, your school classroom or anywhere in the world. Access the tour at http://youvis.it/JwzBwm We

Enhanced water drainage basin map Rio Tinto Kennecott has started a project to improve water retention basins on the south side of the Bingham Canyon