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China to penalise 163 officials for failing to curb aluminium emissions
The Chinese Ministry of Ecology and Environment has announced that there will be penalties for officials in Shandong, the country’s largest aluminium producing centre, for failing to cut coal consumption to limit the environmental impacts of aluminium production.
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A US federal court has suspended a government plan to open up coal mining on federal lands, claiming that it did not adequately consider the environmental impacts of the proposal.
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Brazilian iron ore miner Vale has announced that it expects to resume operations within 72 hours at Brucutu mine in Sao Goncalo do Rio Abaixo in the state of Minas Gerais.
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The UK-based World Gold Council has launched a consultation for a draft of its Responsible Gold Mining Principles, and The Minerals Council of South Africa has applied for a judicial review of the country’s Mining Charter, which was updated last year following years of debate. Mining-technology.com wraps up key headlines from March 2019.
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