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Canadian mining company charged for giant sinkhole in Chile - Vimarsana News

Canadian mining company charged for giant sinkhole in Chile

Chile's environmental regulator announced on Thursday four charges against Canadian-owned Lundin copper mine for a sinkhole at its site.

Source: canada.com
Chile permanently closes mining areas connected to giant sinkhole - Vimarsana News

Chile permanently closes mining areas connected to giant sinkhole

(Corrects the mine name in paragraph 3)

Chile permanently closes mining areas connected to giant sinkhole - Vimarsana News

Chile permanently closes mining areas connected to giant sinkhole

"Our intention is to return them to the aquifer, for which we're studying multiple alternatives." Chile's SMA environmental regulator announced the charges against the Canadian-owned Lundin Mining Corp's copper mine on Thursday for the sinkhole. SMA filed a charge labeled as "very serious" for "irreparable environmental damage" to the aquifer, in addition to a "serious" charge for overextraction and two minor ones related to transporting minerals.

Lithium supply not large enough to not meet ambitious global EV deadlines, mining CEO warns - Vimarsana News

Lithium supply not large enough to not meet ambitious global EV deadlines, mining CEO warns

The Piedmont Lithium (PLL) CEO has issued a warning that domestic resources for lithium, the most critical mineral used in the production of electric vehicles (EV), will not suffice to meet the [...]

How did Chile's mysterious sinkhole form? More study needed to explain the origin - Vimarsana News

How did Chile's mysterious sinkhole form? More study needed to explain the origin

Chilean President Gabriel Boric said resources had been made available so studies could be conducted to give people living near the sinkhole "peace of mind."