Articles By Section: Enviromine
Menell: “Embrace nationalism”
The international mining industry should embrace resource nationalism and see it as an “opportunity in adversity”. This was the main message from the keynote speaker at Mining Journal’s Mines and Money conference in London in December, Brian Menell Full story...Ghana clears 2,500 illegal miners
Ghana’s media have reported the conclusion of a state-run operation to clear 2,500 illegal ‘galamsey’ miners from the Damang gold mine, operated by Gold Fields Ltd. Full story...UN impose Eritrea sanctions
The United Nations Security Council has expanded its sanctions regime on Eritrea in response to the country’s ongoing support for militant groups in neighbouring Somalia Full story...ICMM: Mining has more to offer in tackling climate change
The mining industry has the opportunity to “make a greater contribution to tackling climate change” leading figures from the industry said in December at the UNFCCC COP 17 meeting in Durban Full story...Europe aims for responsible mining
The European Union plans to address its dependence on resource imports and the sustainability of raw materials supplies, delegates at a meeting of politicians and industry stakeholders were told at a seminar in November Full story...Countries over dependent on minerals
Many low- and middle-income countries are dangerously reliant on mineral resource exports according to a new study by Oxford Policy Management, leaving them vulnerable to global economic downturn and the ‘resource curse’ Full story...Global Witness abandons Kimberley Process
International NGO Global Witness has announced its decision to leave the Kimberley Process, the diamond industry watchdog, saying that the scheme’s “many flaws and loopholes” have not been fixed Full story...Australian PM calls to lift India uranium ban
Julia Gillard, Australia’s Prime Minister, said she would support a reversal of the country’s ban on exporting uranium to India at the Australian Labor Party conference in December Full story...Grasberg strike ends
A three-month-long strike at the Grasberg copper-gold mine in Indonesia has ended after majority owner Freeport-McMoran Copper & Gold Inc reached an agreement with labour unions Full story...Peru protests lead to cabinet reshuffle
Peruvian president Ollanta Humala has replaced 10 of 19 new cabinet ministers, following mass civil unrest over a large-scale mining project that lead to a recent declaration of a state of emergency Full story...Global Witness abandons Kimberley Process
International NGO Global Witness has announced its decision to leave the Kimberley Process, the diamond industry watchdog, saying that the scheme’s “many flaws and loopholes” have not been fixed Full story...Site Search
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'Sustained' growth for MJ's parent company
The parent company of Mining Journal, Aspermont Ltd, recently announced a 19% increase in revenue from its media business to A$24.98 million (US$25.8 million) for the year to end-June.
