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Political hurdle at Reko Diq
The Pakistani provincial government of Baluchistan plans to cancel the exploration licence for the US$3 billion Reko Diq copper-gold project, according to unsubstantiated reportsTeck allocates lead-spill fine to habitat fund
Teck Resources Ltd has been fined C$115,000 (US$110,000) for a lead spill that occurred at its Trail smelter in British Columbia almost two years agoCanadian bill concerns miners
CANADIAN mining companies have strongly contested a private members’ bill that has been working its way through the Canadian parliament, calling it flawed and prejudiced.US fatalities at record low
Mine fatalities in the US have fallen to an all-time low according to data released by the US Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA)Allied denies mercenary claim
Allied Gold Ltd said that it “rejects outright” allegations that it hired Fijian mercenaries to provide security services at its Simberi gold project in Papua New GuineaArcellorMittal sends US$1million to help Haiti relief effort
ArcelorMittal, through the ArcelorMittal Foundation, has announce a donation of US$1 million to help the relief efforts in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, following the earthquake that struck the island on January 12CAFOD report raises contamination concerns
A report by the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD) and the Canadian Development and Peace NGO has raised concerns about water contamination associated with Goldcorp Inc’s retired San Martin mine in HondurasPanama moves towards Kimberley
Panama’s president, Ricardo Martinelli, has pledged to fast-track legislation to create a diamond free-trade zone, and facilitate the country’s membership of the Kimberley ProcessNew tech boost for platinum
New fuel cell technology might not only be a welcome boost for the platinum mining industry but also provide a new clean power source in South Africa to alleviate the struggling national coal utilityCyanide accredited
Gold Fields Ltd has announced that it has become the first mining company to obtain accreditation for all its operations with the International Cyanide Management CodeNEWS BY SUBJECT
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