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Minnesota Opinion: Declare Minnesota what it is, a mining-friendly state - Vimarsana News

Minnesota Opinion: Declare Minnesota what it is, a mining-friendly state

From the editorial: "The same environmental reviews and permitting processes that have left the Iron Range with both successful mining and some of the cleanest water in the state can be trusted to continue ensuring responsible operations."

Source: wctrib.com
Four New Mines To Begin Operations - Vimarsana News

Four New Mines To Begin Operations

Four New Mines To Begin Operations

US$6.6 billion generated from gold exports – Jinapor - Vimarsana News

US$6.6 billion generated from gold exports – Jinapor

Export receipts in 2022 from gold generated $ 6.6 billion dollars to retain its position as the leading source of export revenue, Samuel A. Jinapor, Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, has said. Mr Jinapor at a press briefing in Accra, announced that four new large-scale mining operations would start…

Teck fined $16.5 million for permit contravention and pollution | Elk Valley, Elkford, Ktunaxa Nation, Sparwood - Vimarsana News

Teck fined $16.5 million for permit contravention and pollution | Elk Valley, Elkford, Ktunaxa Nation, Sparwood

Teck fined $16.5 million for permit contravention and pollution

Source: e-know.ca
Wildsight applauds fine of Teck Coal Ltd - Vimarsana News

Wildsight applauds fine of Teck Coal Ltd

An environmental group in the East Kootenay, Wildsight, strongly supports a recent fine of Teck Coal Limited for failure to construct a water treatment facility by the required permit data, along with fines for exceedances in selenium and nitrate. Teck Coal Limited was fined $16.5 million by the BC Government.