News Wrap: Goldcorp heads towards H2Zero; CSM launches Space Resources programme; Dyno Nobel earns CORESafety seal

Web version | Update preferences Web version Update preferences SUBSCRIBE EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY News Wrap Goldcorp heads towards H2Zero According to Lisa Wade, vice president, environment at Goldcorp, the company is "well positioned to begin moving Towards Zero Water" Carly Leonida | August 24, 2017 CSM launches Space Resources programme On July 31, the Colorado School of Mines announced plans to launch a first-of-its-kind graduate programme in Spaces Resources, with an expected full programme implementation in autumn 2018 Carly Leonida | August 25, 2017 Dyno Nobel earns CORESafety seal Explosives maker Dyno Nobel has been given independent certification of compliance with the CORESafety programme by the National Mining Association (NMA). It is the first to be earned by a non-mining company Staff reporter | August 25, 2017 SPONSORED MESSAGE Want to see what the future of mining looks like? 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Aussie trucks go blue for mental health According to local media, Rio Tinto's Hunter Valley mines have traded their standard yellow truck trays for blue in order to promote mental health awareness Staff reporter | August 25, 2017 German mine trials Metso mill lining Erzgebirgische Fluss- und Schwerspatwerke (EFS) has tested Metso's Poly-Met mill lining to help optimise uptime at the processing plant of its German fluorspar mine Staff reporter | August 25, 2017 Kentucky mine receives extension greenlight The McCoy Elkhorn No. 15 mine has been given approval by the US Mine Safety and Health Administration to run extended cuts on the inaugural supersection of the Pike County operation Staff reporter | August 25, 2017 SPONSORED MESSAGE Moving Bulk Material 24/7 - FLENDER FLENDER conveyor belt drives for the highest plant availability All over the world systems transport billions of tons of bulk material over many kilometres, often under poor infrastructural conditions and mostly over difficult terrain without water and at extreme temperatures. Where valuable materials are transported in hostile environments FLENDER conveyor-belt drives are really in their element. Water supply pipe installed at Balama South Africa-based company Plasti-Tech has provided a water supply pipeline for Syrah Resources' Balama graphite project in Mozambique Staff reporter | August 25, 2017 A new generation of actuators George Wang and Jack Dovenbarger explain a pneumatic actuator that finally solves the instrument air and actuation challenges in the mining industry George Wang and Jack Dovenbarger | August 24, 2017 NSWMC develops Obesity Blueprint The New South Wales Minerals Council (NSWMC) has developed a Management of Overweight and Obesity Blueprint Staff reporter | August 24, 2017 Innovation: Barrick thinks big Carly Leonida spoke to Barrick Gold's Michelle Ash for a special edition of the Industry Leaders audio interview series It's show time Successful innovation requires more than just a good song and dance. 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The inability of regulators to keep pace could hinder the introduction of initiatives for safety, environmental and cost benefits view more Development green light for Carrapateena OZ Minerals has approved development of the approximately A$916 million (US$723 million) Carrapateena mine, Australia's largest undeveloped copper project, located 160km north of Port Augusta in South Australia Staff reporter | August 24, 2017 Rio Tinto marks 10 years of FIFO Rio Tinto has celebrated the tenth anniversary of its fly-in fly-out (FIFO) programme from Busselton in the South West region to its operations in the Pilbara in the north of Western Australia Staff reporter | August 23, 2017 Greenlight for Ring of Fire roads Noront Resources participated in a joint announcement on August 21, with Premier Kathleen Wynne and the Chiefs of Marten Falls, Webequie and Nibiminik First Nations, which formally committed provincial funding to two First Nations road proposals. These will provide community and industrial access to the Ring of Fire Mining District. Staff reporter | August 23, 2017 Putting Panama on the mining map Paul Harris examines Cobre Panama, a giant project that is set to be one of the largest ever in Central America Paul Harris | August 25, 2017 Milestones in mine safety Mining Magazine presents some of the most significant technological advances in mine safety from the past 200 years Carly Leonida & Ailbhe Goodbody | August 23, 2017 Disrupting fleet management Carly Leonida examines how IoT-enabled technologies are changing the way mine fleets are managed Carly Leonida | August 14, 2017 Par for the coarse Is coarse flotation becoming more important for optimisation as ore grades decline? 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