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Questions hang over investigation into controversial New Plymouth chemical plant - Vimarsana News

Questions hang over investigation into controversial New Plymouth chemical plant

Leaked documents show testing for contamination at the New Plymouth site may need to go further.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Osino Announces Pre-Feasibility Study Results for Twin Hills Gold Project, Namibia US$783m Pre-Tax NPV, 33% IRR, 2.3 Year Payback - Vimarsana News

Osino Announces Pre-Feasibility Study Results for Twin Hills Gold Project, Namibia US$783m Pre-Tax NPV, 33% IRR, 2.3 Year Payback

Highlights: NPV of US$783m and IRR of 33% at 5% discount rate and US$1700/oz gold price.NPV of US$503m and IRR of 26% at 5% discount rate and US$1700/oz gold price.Overall capital cost of US$375... | September 6, 2022

Leveraging Technology for Wildlife Stewardship - Vimarsana News

Leveraging Technology for Wildlife Stewardship

Bringing wildlife care into the 21st century.

Protecting Wild Horses and Other Wildlife by Remotely Detecting and Treating Diseases - Vimarsana News

Protecting Wild Horses and Other Wildlife by Remotely Detecting and Treating Diseases

Wild animals living free on public lands motivate people to engage in their care. They instill empathy for their species and they win respect from members of

Redevelopment Of Land In B.C. – New Contaminated Sites Reporting Requirements - Environment - Vimarsana News

Redevelopment Of Land In B.C. – New Contaminated Sites Reporting Requirements - Environment

On February 1, 2021, amendments to B.C.'s Environmental Management Act and the Contaminated Sites Regulation (the Stage 13 Amendments) will come into effect which will affect the application process for redevelopment of lands formerly used for specified industrial or commercial uses. These amendments will affect most subdivision, zoning, development permit and building permit applications for such lands, automatically requiring the applicant to undertake site investigations before the applications are approved. The amendments could also see a proliferation of litigation as developers/owners...

Source: mondaq.com