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FMG: Fortescue Metals Group 'destroyed' land, Yindjibarndi elder Stanley Warrie tells Federal Court - Vimarsana News

FMG: Fortescue Metals Group 'destroyed' land, Yindjibarndi elder Stanley Warrie tells Federal Court

The native title owners are seeking upwards of $1 billion in royalties and compensation for damage to cultural sites at the mining giant’s Solomon iron ore operations.

Source: afr.com
No mining extraction in Namosi, Vosarogo clarifies - Vimarsana News

No mining extraction in Namosi, Vosarogo clarifies

The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources has clarified that there no mining extraction is taking place in Namosi as a Special Prospecting Licence only

Parliament prorogued - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Parliament prorogued - The Nassau Guardian

Governor General Sir Cornelius A. Smith, acting on the advice of Prime Minister Philip Davis, prorogued Parliament on Saturday. Commissioner of Police Clayton Fernander read the proclamation on the steps of the House of Assembly at 1 p.m. on Saturday. The new session of Parliament will begin on October 4, 2023. There is widespread expectation

How the Rise of Electric Vehicles Could Harm Native American Sacred Sites - Vimarsana News

How the Rise of Electric Vehicles Could Harm Native American Sacred Sites

Conditions are ripe for an accelerated transition to electric vehicle (EV) use in the United States.

Fortescue Metals Group says WA law on mining compensation is unconstitutional, court hears - Vimarsana News

Fortescue Metals Group says WA law on mining compensation is unconstitutional, court hears

Andrew Forrest’s company wants a key section of the West Australian mining code struck off the statute book.

Source: afr.com