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Alcoa mining in WA: Concerns about safety of drinking water and forest clearing - Vimarsana News

Alcoa mining in WA: Concerns about safety of drinking water and forest clearing

The WA environment regulator opposed Alcoa’s mining but proposed safeguards if it went ahead. The Cook government ignored the first recommendation and watered down the second.

WA government to spend $10m monitoring Alcoa's mining near Perth's dams - Vimarsana News

WA government to spend $10m monitoring Alcoa's mining near Perth's dams

Alcoa’s troubled bauxite mining in WA’s jarrah forest will have extra government scrutiny costing $10.5 million over four years as the US miner seeks to repair its tarnished environmental credentials.

WA government to spend $10m monitoring Alcoa's mining near Perth's dams - Vimarsana News

WA government to spend $10m monitoring Alcoa's mining near Perth's dams

Alcoa’s troubled bauxite mining in WA’s jarrah forest will have extra government scrutiny costing $10.5 million over four years as the US miner seeks to repair its tarnished environmental credentials.

Source: smh.com.au
S32 ASX: Nickel glut prompts rethink for South32's Colombian mine - Vimarsana News

S32 ASX: Nickel glut prompts rethink for South32's Colombian mine

CEO Graham Kerr says South32 might reshape the mine’s output. He also says his Worsley alumina refinery doesn’t have the issues that shuttered Alcoa’s Kwinana.

Source: afr.com
Alcoa to shut down Kwinana refinery that employs 1100 workers - Vimarsana News

Alcoa to shut down Kwinana refinery that employs 1100 workers

US miner Alcoa will stop producing alumina at its Kwinana refinery by September, leading to the loss of 550 direct jobs with another 200 to go in the following 12 months.

Source: smh.com.au