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Mine Water Management: Surface and Groundwater

April 09, 2013 – April 11, 2013 in Live Webcast Format, Water management is one of the key issues facing many mines in the 21st century. This course will introduce participants to all aspects of mine water management in places that are dry, wet, hot, or cold.

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4th Annual CSR in the Extractives Summit 2013

April 03, 2013 – April 04, 2013 in London, United Kingdom Regents Park Marriott Hotel A unique industry specific summit focusing on how big businesses are working in and around social and environmental issues in the mining, oil & gas industries.

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The MINING Environmental Compliance Workshop

April 03, 2013 – April 05, 2013 in Scottsdale, USA Hilton Garden Inn Scottsdale Old Town This course is designed to explore the major federal environmental regulatory programs that address mining and mineral processing.

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Structural Interpretation from Mapping and Drill Hole Data

April 02, 2013 – April 04, 2013 in Live Webcast Format, The collection and compilation of structural geologic information from the field is the basis for a proper understanding of the rock mass as seen from a geologic structure perspective. Whether this is done using conventional techniques or with cutting edge technologies, the requirements are the same. Data must be …

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Mines & Money HK: PwC says America “not that important” in mining world

PwC partner Tim Goldsmith has hit out at critics of the future of the mining industry saying the sector has a long and bright future. Speaking at the Mines & Money Hong Kong 2013, Goldsmith said the woes of the troubled US and European economies were not critical to the mining industry. “I am part of the mining world, you …

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Showcasing Mining Investment Opportunities

Tied closely to the most respected publication in the industry, Mining Journal Investor Seminars give detailed information to attendees about investment opportunities. Each event has a particular focus and our keynote speakers, who are experts in their field, give precious insights into that area of mining investment while, through our company spotlight presentations, you will get the opportunity to hear …

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Workers strike at Chinese uranium mine in Niger

About 700 workers at a China National Nuclear Corporation uranium mine (Sino-U) have gone on a 72-hour strike in northern Niger, demanding better salaries and bonus payments, reports Press TV. Sino-U and its partners own the majority of the Somina uranium mine, which began production in 2011 and produces 700 tonne-per-year. The West African nation is the top supplier of uranium …

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World Water Day celebrations and High Level Forum

22 March 2013, The Hague, Netherlands Since water cooperation is essential for peace and sustainable development, the UN and the government of the Netherlands are organizing an international conference where both water cooperation and the outcomes from the thematic consultation on water in the post-2015 agenda will be discussed.

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Higher costs plague platinum producers

The platinum price will climb almost 9% in 2013, although producers’ margins will continue to be squeezed as companies face higher costs, according to Erica Rannestad, commodity analyst at CPM Group. Rannestad said there were major concerns for the future supply growth in the platinum industry as companies shy away from investment owing to ever increasing costs.

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Rio confirms status as Australia’s biggest tax payer in 2012

Rio Tinto confirmed its status as Australia’s biggest tax payer in 2012, shelling out nearly US$9 billion – 75% of the overall bill. Worldwide, the company paid US$11.6 billion, up from US$10.2 billion in 2011, with Canberra taking US$8.9 billion.

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