Copper King Mining Corporation Prepares To Go Green

Mining minerals are the backbone of all industries and civilizations, so Copper King Mining Corporation (Pink Sheets: CPRK) is committed to “going green” in its ore processing. Since copper, gold, and silver are becoming increasingly popular worldwide, the public is naturally concerned about how these ores will be processed.

The decision of Copper King Mining Corporation to go green reflects the concerns the new management has from their many years of experience. Copper King Mining Corporation will use the most environmentally friendly processes for mining and extracting its ores. It is due to these concerns, as well as the desire of management to let the world know about its efforts in this area, that management is pleased to announce that it has retained Clear Vision International, based in Los Angeles, California, to handle several public relations functions on behalf of the organization. In part because of the earth-friendly efforts being made by the company in developing and producing its many assets, Clear Vision has been retained to develop a comprehensive public awareness program in National and International media. As Copper King develops the assets under its control, it will always employ the best processes available to protect the groundwater and ecosystem.

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