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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	Magazine Article	06 Jan 2012	0 Stars
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.	Magazine Article	06 Jan 2012	0 Stars
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	Magazine Article	06 Jan 2012	0 Stars
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	Magazine Article	06 Jan 2012	0 Stars
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	Magazine Article	06 Jan 2012	0 Stars
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’	Magazine Article	06 Jan 2012	0 Stars
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	Magazine Article	06 Jan 2012	0 Stars
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	Magazine Article	06 Jan 2012	0 Stars
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	Magazine Article	06 Jan 2012	0 Stars
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	Magazine Article	06 Jan 2012	0 Stars
Oxfam wants action after AngloGold shooting Oxfam, the international humanitarian organisation, has demanded Ghana’s government address ongoing human rights violations in the West African country’s mining industry following a recent shooting at Anglo Gold Ashanti Ltd’s Obuasi mine	Magazine Article	24 Oct 2011	0 Stars
Rapaport ethical diamond scheme to rival Kimberley International diamond trader and commentator, the Rapaport Group, is to launch a new ethical certification scheme for the diamond sector	Magazine Article	24 Oct 2011	0 Stars
Peru congress passes indigenous consultation bill Peru’s congress has unanimously passed a law which requires mining and oil companies to consult with indigenous communities before developing a project	Magazine Article	24 Oct 2011	0 Stars
World Resources Forum calls for new action on efficiency The World Resources Forum (WRF), which convened its annual meeting in Davos in September, has called on government, industry and civil society to “take immediate action to double the current level of resource productivity by 2020”	Magazine Article	24 Oct 2011	0 Stars
Welsh mine disaster investigated An investigation is taking place into the flooding, and resulting death of four miners, at the Gleision colliery in South Wales	Magazine Article	24 Oct 2011	0 Stars
Colombian premier calls for consultation The former president of Colombia, Alvaro Uribe, has said that mining development should be considered on the basis of five central pillars	Magazine Article	24 Oct 2011	0 Stars
Metals supply “at risk” China is the leading producer of almost two-thirds of the 15 metals whose supply to global users is identified as most ‘at risk’	Magazine Article	24 Oct 2011	0 Stars
South African silicosis case goes to UK high court A London law firm has begun proceedings in the UK high court against a Johannesburg-listed subsidiary of Anglo American plc on allegations that ex-employees are suffering from silicosis and silico-tuberculosis	Magazine Article	24 Oct 2011	0 Stars
ICMM launches human rights tool The International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) has launched a new practical guide to help mining companies maintain standards with respect to human rights and humanitarian laws	Magazine Article	24 Oct 2011	0 Stars
Denmark aims for Arctic Denmark’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs will deliver a report to the Danish parliament (the Folketing) on June 30 setting out the country’s strategy for securing mineral rights in the Arctic	Magazine Article	30 Jun 2011	0 Stars

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Articles By Section: Enviromine

Menell: “Embrace nationalism”

Ghana clears 2,500 illegal miners

UN impose Eritrea sanctions

ICMM: Mining has more to offer in tackling climate change

Europe aims for responsible mining

Countries over dependent on minerals

Global Witness abandons Kimberley Process

Australian PM calls to lift India uranium ban

Grasberg strike ends

Peru protests lead to cabinet reshuffle

Oxfam wants action after AngloGold shooting

Rapaport ethical diamond scheme to rival Kimberley

Peru congress passes indigenous consultation bill

World Resources Forum calls for new action on efficiency

Welsh mine disaster investigated

Colombian premier calls for consultation

Metals supply “at risk”

South African silicosis case goes to UK high court

ICMM launches human rights tool

Denmark aims for Arctic

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