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A scoping study into the Mannar heavy mineral sands (HMS) project, in Sri Lanka, has estimated that the four-million tonne a year dredging operation could have a mine life of some 20 years. ASX-listed Titanium Sands’ scoping study estimated that the project would require a capital investment of some A$122-million, with a potential capital pay-back period of two years.

by Zanita Careem In the new normal, Christmas is still a season of love… from a distance. Christmas this season will be different but that does not mean that it cannot be celebrated. We should feel the joy and the spirit of giving From Santa bubbles to drive though Christmas decorations, is socially distanced year like no other is giving us a masked Christmas We spoke to Otara Gunawardena to find how she feels about X’mas this year upended by the Coronavirus pandemic. She said the ongoing C...

Mannar Island is a bird paradise that survived Sri Lanka’s civil war Two thousand flamingos and a war-torn island: controversy over Australian mine proposal Have you heard of Sri Lanka’s Mannar Island? Up to a million migrating birds seek sanctuary here each year on their gruelling journeys South, and thousands of flamingos call the island […]

Up to a million birds stop at Mannar Island, off the north-west coast of Sri Lanka, to feed during the winter. The Vankalai Bird Sanctuary on the southern tip of the island is protected by the Sri Lankan government and has been internationally recognised under the Ramsar Convention for its importance to both local and migratory birds. Ms Saroor also remembers climbing the swollen trunks and gnarled branches of the baobab trees — trees synonymous with Africa, Madagascar and Australia’s Kimbe...

Mannar Island is a bird paradise that survived Sri Lankas civil war. Now an Australian mining company wants its sand Posted TueTuesday 22 updated WedWednesday 23 Fishing is one of the main industries on the island. ( Print text only Cancel As a small child, Shreen Abdul Saroor remembers getting up before dawn with her father to spy on the masses of migratory birds that would visit her island. The birds were on their way down the Central Asian flyway — a migration path that crosses 30 countri...