Zambian villagers can sue Vedanta in the UK-London’s Court of Appeal
London's Court of Appeal opened the way for nearly 2,000 Zambian villagers can pursue a claim for damages.
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Australian Mining Companies Are Unlocking the People Puzzle in Africa
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Arizona’s first copper mine in more than a decade one permit away
No appeal against Vancouver-based Excelsior Mining's state operating permit for its Gunnison project in Cochise County.
Prairie Mining says near deal with Chinese banks to fund Polish mine
Upfront capital costs for the development of the Jan Karski mine totals $630 million with Chinese lenders expected to financing 85 percent of it.
Mitsui to build desalination plant for BHP’s Spence copper mine in Chile
The project will be the Japanese company’s first desalination plant and it is estimated to require an investment of around $623 million (70 billion Yen).
Globe Competency Assurance awarded contract with PT Petrosea Tbk in West Papua, Indonesia
Globe CA has been awarded a contract with PT Petrosea Tbk
Millions of dollars in gold end up in Switzerland’s sewers every year
Researchers estimate that roughly 43 kg of gold — worth about $1.8 million at current prices — and 3,000 kg of silver (worth nearly $1.7 million) were flushed away last year.
Mining Intelligence takes off the wrapping
“Mining Intelligence is a large-scale initiative, and we are building a new brand with world-class products and thought-provoking marketing.”
Tanzanian troubles drag down Barrick’s production
World's number one producer still confident it will meet 2017 production guidance.
