Build a tailings dam right and save money
The cost for Imperial Metals of the Mount Polley breach has reached more than $60 million in rehabilitation alone.
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Hedge funds have never been this bearish on commodities
CHART: China fears see hedge funds enter unprecedented bearish position on major commodities including crude oil, gasoline, gold, copper, corn and wheat.
Gold price: Hedge funds can’t exit market fast enough
Chart: Hedge funds dump 368 tonnes of gold in just three weeks to enter second most bearish futures position ever.
Peru: Application of prior consultation law risks mining project delays
A recent decision by Peru’s government to require mining companies to carry out prior consultation with indigenous communities is set to further complicate the investment climate.
Britespan Wins Manufacturing Excellence Award from Huron Manufacturing Association
Britespan Building Systems Inc. (Britespan) is proud to announce winning the 2015 Huron Manufacturing Association (HMA) Exporting Award. The awards ceremony was held on November 19 at the Central Huron Community Complex in Clinton.
Anglo American Utilizing Immersive Technologies’ Managed Services to Improve Performance at Los Bronces Mine
Immersive Technologies has over 80% market share of the high fidelity training simulator in the mining industry with over 930 simulator modules deployed and has achieved quantifiable results to date in partnership with Anglo American's Los Bronces.
Bacanora’s lithium project in Mexico three times richer than thought
The Sonora project holds 5.0 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent, which is 337% higher that the previously reported 1.14 million tonnes.
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Zonte Metals mulling legal actions against Colombia after gold permit rejected
Its project would sit on top of the Gramalote deposit, a joint venture between AngloGold Ashanti and B2Gold that could become one of the first modern commercial scale gold mines in Colombia.
