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Gold, silver and lithium mining on federal land doesn’t bring in any royalties to the US Treasury – because of an 1872 law

  • Written by Sam Kalen, Associate Dean and Professor of Law, University of Wyoming
Gold, silver and lithium mining on federal land doesn’t bring in any royalties to the US Treasury – because of an 1872 lawAerial view of the Pinto Valley copper mine, located on private and U.S. national forest lands in Gila County, Ariz.Wild Horizon/Universal Images Group via Getty Images

When Congress opened U.S. public lands for mining in 1872, the nation was less than a century old. Miners used picks, shovels and pressurized water hoses to pry loose valuable...

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