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On the image above, quartz-sulfide sheeted veinlets with silicified halos in argillitized fragmental tuff on a project in Jalisco. Picture by Jorge Cirett
During the 2nd week of the year (January 7th to January 13th, 2019), at least 26 press releases were announced by companies working in Mexico. ON…
By Miguel A Heredia
During the 1st week of the year (December 31st, 2018 to January 6th, 2019), at least 11 press releases were announced by companies working in Mexico, with six disclosing deals and corporate issues, two announcing financing rounds, one communicating production results, one reporting on…
hi sir, am Shankar from India, completed mining engineering in September 2018 with 65%. I have done 1 Month training in Singareni Colleries Company Ltd. in Telangana, India.
Looking forward to contiune my career in Mining Industry, Am a person like to take risk and challenges in life. Came here to post that am actively seeking for internship or Jobs in Mining Industry.
Please help me…
No industry is altogether free from uncertainty, but mining professionals are challenged with a unique set of concerns. Some of these are related to growing pains of the past. Some are linked to radical projections for the future. The industry itself is composed of organisations, teams,…
The mining industry consumes billions of liters of diesel and heavy fuel annually. Fuel and power are two of the biggest input costs and for remote mines, unreliable power grids and long distances from major ports or fuel refineries can be a logistical nightmare.
As the costs of renewable are already competitive with coal fired power stations,we need to ask how mining, as a sustainable industry and as the commodity supplier to the growing electric vehicle industry can make a…
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This article highlights a death that took place in a bus maintenace shop. But it could have happened in any shop. Maybe even one like at your mine site. It also looks at infiltration of CO gas into aother areas. And the limited time people have to get clear of an area with…
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