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European Commission rejects cyanide ban
The European Commission has rejected a proposed Europe-wide ban on cyanide use in mining activity after deciding that the ban was not justified from an environmental or health perspectiveZijin spill controversy deepens
The controversy of China’s worst mining-waste spill in two years continues as the vice-president of Zijin Mining Group, the company responsible for the accident, is detained by policeLithium ETF to target green market
The world’s first lithium exchange-traded fund has been launched on the New York Stock Exchange. The ETF will provide investors access to a commodity that is a valuable component of renewable energy and 'green' technologyMassey: regulators raised methane risk
THE US Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) contributed to the sequence of events that led to the deaths of 29 miners at the Upper Big Branch (UBB) coal mine in April, claimed owner Massey EnergyGoldcorp answers allegations
Goldcorp Inc has said that allegations of pollution from its Marlin gold mine in Guatemala are entirely without meritUnprecedented lead poisoning from Nigerian gold mining
More than 160 people, including at least 100 children, have died from lead poisoning from artisanal gold mining in Nigeria’s northwest Zamfara StatePAC renews its criticism of Zimbabwe’s diamond mines
Non-government organisation Partnership Africa Canada (PAC) has raised new concerns about violence at Zimbabwe’s Marange diamond minePAC new condemnation of Zimbabwe diamonds
The non-government organisation Partnership Africa Canada (PAC) has raised new concerns about violence at Zimbabwe’s Marange diamond mineQueensland government faces law suit
The Queensland government is facing a legal suit from bauxite-developer Cape Alumina Ltd after declaring the Wentlock river basin, which contains the company’s Pisolite Hills project, a wild river areaOne-off watering does the trick
In an Australian first, iron-ore producer Crosslands Resources Ltd has implemented a one-off treatment which eliminates the ongoing use of water for dust suppression at its operationSite Search
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