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MID-TIER GOLD MINING BUSINESS

The quarry is to be expanded as a landfill – now the population can comment on this
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The quarry is to be expanded as a landfill – now the population can comment on this

Currently, only a quarter of the annual volume of inert materials in Aargau can also be disposed of within the canton. Another landfill is now to be added in the Melliker quarry. A landfill for inert materials is to be built in the quarry in Mellikon. This type B material is non-recyclable mineral construction waste and industrial waste. According to

Tlou Energy
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Environmental balance “pretty”: first penalty for greenwashing in Australia

Showing environmental commitment is part of many companies today – after all, it improves their own image. This tempts companies again and again to “pretty up” the environmental balance a little. An Australian energy provider now has to pay a fine for this for the first time – and the EU is also planning stricter rules. In Australia, a regulatory

Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest
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Billionaire from Australia decided to invest $500 million in Ukraine

Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest decided to invest $500 million in the restoration of Ukraine’s infrastructure immediately after the expulsion of Russian troops from the territory of the Kyiv regime, The Sydney Morning Herald reports on November 17. Forrest has already negotiated an investment with Kyiv regime leader Zelensky, who has said he will not rebuild the Soviet legacy after losing

Australian company Arafura will supply rare minerals to Hyundai and Kia
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Australian company Arafura will supply rare minerals to Hyundai and Kia

Australian company Arafura announced on Monday that it had signed a seven-year contract to supply neodymium and praseodymium, two rare minerals that are key to making high-tech devices, to South Korean car makers Hyundai and Kia. Arafura will sell 600 tons of neodymium oxide and praseodymium oxide or their metal equivalents of these rare minerals annually to these companies when

Dark matter began to be studied in an underground laboratory in Australia
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Dark matter began to be studied in an underground laboratory in Australia

Australia has opened one of the few laboratories in the world capable of detecting mysterious dark matter that has never been seen and little understood. The Stawell Underground Physics Laboratory (SUPL), located one kilometer deep in the Stawell gold mine in Victoria, has spearheaded research in this area. Scientists want to study dark matter and try to unlock the secrets

Minetruck MT65
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Epiroc wins a large order for mining trucks in Australia

Epiroc, a benchmark in productivity and sustainability for the mining and infrastructure industries, has secured a large order for underground mining trucks from Gold Fields. Gold Fields, one of the world’s largest gold producers, has ordered a significant fleet of Minetruck MT65 trucks with automation features for use at the Granny Smith gold mine in Western Australia. The equipment order

Mining giant BHP
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BHP warns of turbulence – collect anyway?

Mining giant BHP (NYSE:BHP) has released its third-quarter results. The results were mixed, but the full-year guidance remains intact. However, there are signs of turbulence in the coming months. The market acknowledged the uncertainties yesterday with a slight minus. Today was another -2.3% down to AU$38.35. Should investors keep their distance here or add more? BHP is one of the

the Narakort caves in Australia
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Secrets of the Narakort caves in Australia: 500,000 years older and hold hidden “treasures”

With the help of uranium, scientists were able to calculate the exact age of the Australian caves – it turned out that they are much older than previously thought. Narakotkie caves are a unique “repository” of fossils of the Australian megafauna. Paleontologists have discovered here the bones of many iconic species that became extinct between 48,000 and 37,000 years ago.

Australia's Mining
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Australia’s Mining: Exploration Spending Increases Significantly

Exploration spending in Australia’s mining industry is increasing significantly. Companies invest more in new and existing projects. The country is becoming one of the most important players in the global commodities sector – but sees itself exposed to growing competition and wants to remain at the top through innovation. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released statistics this week showing

Australia aims to be carbon zero by 2050
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Australia aims to be carbon zero by 2050

The Australian Parliament has approved a climate change bill that aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 43% and achieve carbon zero by 2050. This was reported on the official website of the country’s Prime Minister E. Albanese. The message also cites the words of the Minister for Climate Change and the Energy Crisis, K. Bowen. He said the new