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Could a new iron ore mine turn Minnesota into a green steel powerhouse?
A proposed iron ore mine near Calumet, Minnesota, on the Iron Range could position the state as a green steel production hub. The site, visible from Highway 169, is accessible via a county road leading to Nashwauk, a small town with approximately 950 residents.
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