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Since the 1990s, Latin American states have sought to attract large-scale foreign investment by implementing specific policies and regulatory regimes aimed at attracting investors from...

NASA has secured withdrawal of over 23,000 acres of a Nevada dry lake bed from mining operations to protect the site used for satellite calibration.

In Short - The Background: On May 8, 2023, Mexico published several amendments to laws relating to the country's mining industry.

OAK FLAT, Ariz. — On a recent morning about an hour outside Phoenix, the pounding of tribal drums reverberated across the desert from a stand of oaks in the Tonto

Apache tribe members say Arizona land slated to be destroyed for a copper mine is sacred. Their legal battle is now a major religious liberty test.

Apache tribe members say Arizona land slated to be destroyed for a copper mine is sacred. Their legal battle is now a major religious liberty test.

Nevada is emerging as a major battleground to determine the fate of a century-and-a-half-old mining law as demand for valuable minerals in the U.S soares.

A court ruling that mining companies cannot dump waste rock on public land where no economically valuable minerals are present could send projects back to square one.

A Tunisian judge on Monday sentenced in absentia opposition leader Rached Ghannouchi, a fierce critic of President Kais Saied, to a year in prison on charges of incitement, his lawyer Monia Bouali said...

This GT Alert highlights significant environmental news in several countries throughout Latin America from January to April 2023.