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Coal Authority joined the Brownfield Redevelopment: Midlands 2019 conference to discuss Britain’s coal mining legacy and its implications for brownfield development.
The decision will add approximately 30.8 million t of recoverable coal and 16 years to the life of the mine, extending jobs for more than 160 people.
Whitehaven Coal has upped its exploration capability with MICROMINE’s geological data management system, Geobank.
Students from the Clontarf Academies at Tamworth and Quirindi, Australia, recently had the opportunity to learn about careers in mining.
Rare earth elements (REEs) are critical to advanced technology products like cell phones, airplanes, defence systems and many other applications.
Following the completion of the work carried out on the haul road which runs from the plant to the Northern Area, mining has commenced in the Northern Area of Edenville’s flagship Rukwa coal project.
The Minerals Council of Australia has agreed with the Productivity Commission’s independent Trade and Assistance Review 2017-2018 which refuted the claim that Australian mining is subsidised by taxpayers.
The National Mining Association (NMA) has applauded the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Affordable Clean Energy (ACE) rule.
With construction underway, thousands of new direct and indirect jobs will now flow into Queensland.
The archaeological area has been designed to beautify the previously barren area and highlight the scar trees removed during the mining process.
Significant increases in productivity rates are being achieved by the underground mine's first production unit.
SUEK has received a US$50 million credit from JBIC and commercial banks supported by NEXI to buy Japanese mining equipment.