The Mining Regulatory Clarity Act aims to improve the management and regulation of hardrock mining in the United States. Its main objectives are to allow for the establishment of multiple mill sites for mining operations and to create a dedicated fund to address issues related to abandoned hardrock mines. One of the key provisions of this Act is the amendment to existing laws to permit mining operators to locate multiple mill sites on public land. A mill site is defined as a location necessary for disposing of waste rock or conducting operations related to mineral development.