New mine effluent regulations to come into force mid-2021
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Anaconda poised to scale up
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The fallout from the decision to expand a Pilbara iron mine at the expense of an Indigenous People’s heritage site offers the opportunity to re-examine just what is free, prior and informed consent
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Geoscience BC releases searchable NI 43-101 database for British Columbia
The non-profit organization made several announcements about new research summaries, plotting data on maps, digitizing rock and mineral collections and improving data and sampling strategies
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New mine effluent regulations to come into force mid-2021
Canada adds new chemical to mine effluent regulations, increases stringency of limits on others
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AME’s Roundup 2021 goes virtual
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