With reference to your article on zinc (“Outshining Other Major Metals”) in the November issue, I wish to inform you that the Black Angel mine is not closed. It is operated by Boliden, the Swedish mining company, which acquired it from Cominco/Vestgron. Leif Wasing, Area Manager, Boliden Ore & Metals, Canada
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