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From the latest issue: Safety matters

Safety matters
Publishing Date
07 Sep 2010 4:18pm GMT
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Mining, People and the Environment

Health and Safety  


Following a spate of mining accidents earlier this year, including the Upper Big Branch mine accident in West Virginia, MEM took an in depth look at safety legislation around the world. From Europe to Peru, and Canada to South Africa, this report considers the different requirements for mining companies operating in different legislative environments.



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