Miners ordered to hand back land to natives in Colombia

Having trouble viewing this email?  View online Mining News Digest Saturday 27 September 2014 Home     Gold     Coal     Copper     Iron Ore     Oil Sands     Rare Earth     Silver     Uranium Miners ordered to hand back land to natives in Colombia The ruling, which affects 11 gold mining companies, is the first of its kind in the South American nation. read » The Mining Industry is Changing Sponsor Digest Post Hear What Industry Experts Have to Say To address economic and productivity challenges, the mining industry is undergoing fundamental changes. Do you know how it will change – and are you ready for it? Read the Special Report on Mining Innovation to hear about the state of the mining industry and the role new and innovative software technologies will play to help it meet its challenges. 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You are seeing a transition…a transition that doesn't suggest, but rather screams that [junior resource issues are] under accumulation—which is a very, very bullish sign." read » Rio Tinto-Mongolia deal on Oyu Tolgoi expansion 'days away' We've heard this before. read » INFOGRAPHIC: Vale's gigantic ore carriers The world's largest dry bulk cargo ships capable of carrying 400,000 tonnes, more than twice the size of competitors' fleets. read » Vale orders 10 more mega-carriers Brazilian giant's Valemax vessels capable of carrying double the ore of competitors' fleets changes the China export game. read » Canadian researchers modernize solar power with nano gold technology Scientists have discovered that a small molecule created with just 144 atoms of gold can increase solar cell performance by more than 10%. read » Veolia's Sulfate Reduction Process Proves Efficient, Fast and Cost Effective Sponsor Digest Post The proprietary process, developed by Veolia Water Technologies, responds to increasingly stringent regulations limiting sulfates in surface water discharges as well as increased mining industry interest in the reuse of mine water for beneficial purposes. The improved method lowers sulfate levels in mine water effluent below 100 mg/l, generating a clean water effluent for reuse or discharge. World Gold Council bullish on demand, ETFs role Industry body sees demand rising as economic growth lifts consumers' incomes. read » Aussie court stops Palmer's firm attempt to axe Citic Pacific mining rights Today's interim injunction prevents Mineralogy from stripping its Chinese business partner from its iron ore mining rights in the Pilbara. read » Gold smuggling into India hits new record highs About 50 tonnes of the precious metal reportedly made it into the country only in the past 10 days. read » EduMine Live Courses Sponsor Digest Post Extend your training by learning from industry experts in real time! Join the growing number of people who have chosen EduMine to advance their careers in mining. Practical Geostatistics Valuation of Mineral Projects based on Technical and Financial Modelling Open Pit Slope Design and Implementation Groundwater Modelling for Mining For more topics click here. Major stock selloff looms 2 Since early 2013 the US stock markets have done nothing but rally, levitating thanks to the Fed's oft-implied backstop. read » PC Gold Completes Acquisitions of Additional Mining Claims PC Gold Inc. has completed all of its previously announced acquisitions of additional mining claims adjacent to its Pickle Crow gold project in the Patricia Mining Division, Ontario. read » Valuing gold and turkey farming Today's financial markets are built on the sand of unsound currencies. read » Peru tames a $2 Billion rogue industry Peru's Central Government has sent thousands of troops into the jungles of Madre de Dios to confiscate and destroy illegal mining equipment. 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