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Copper Fox Announces 2024 Schaft Creek Program - Vimarsana News

Copper Fox Announces 2024 Schaft Creek Program

Copper Fox Metals Inc.     is pleased to provide its shareholders an outline of the 2024 program for the Schaft Creek copper-gold-molybdenum-silver project located in northwestern British Columbia....

City considers accepting grant for wetland acquisition - Vimarsana News

City considers accepting grant for wetland acquisition

Wetlands would be part of Kachemak Sponge Green Infrastructure Stormwater Treatment System

Makhuam Landslide: Union Minister RK Ranjan submits survey report to CM, Railway Minister - Vimarsana News

Makhuam Landslide: Union Minister RK Ranjan submits survey report to CM, Railway Minister

The survey team had recommended carrying out a reassessment of Slope Stability (Factor of Safety) Analysis for open cuts and yards of the Jiribam Tupul Railway Line.

Source: ifp.co.in
Preventing Sinkholes in Mining: Developments in the Industry - Vimarsana News

Preventing Sinkholes in Mining: Developments in the Industry

This article focuses on the mining industry, the increase in mining activities in the past decade, as well as the phenomenon of sinkholes and how mining affects their formation. There will also be a focus on the latest research in mining prediction and prevention.

Char Dham: How Much Will Wider, Landslide-Prone Roads in Uttarakhand Serve National Security? - Vimarsana News

Char Dham: How Much Will Wider, Landslide-Prone Roads in Uttarakhand Serve National Security?

The highway was planned for tourists – i.e. no attention was paid to designing turns crucial for the military – and wider roads won’t help national security if they aren’t disaster-resilient.

Source: thewire.in