News Wrap: Thiess awarded Jellinbah extension; NMA speaks out about hard rock legislation; EPA installs barrier system at Gold King

Web version | Update preferences Web version Update preferences SUBSCRIBE EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY News Wrap Thiess awarded Jellinbah extension Thiess, a part of the CIMIC Group, has been awarded a A$189 million (US$151 million) contract extension by Jellinbah Mining to continue to operate the Jellinbah Plains pit at the Jellinbah East coal mine near Blackwater in Central Queensland, Australia Staff reporter | September 25, 2017 NMA speaks out about hard rock legislation In response to last week's US Senate announcement that it is reintroducing the Hardrock Mining and Reclamation Act that legislators are calling the end of mining's "antiquated sweetheart deal", the National Mining Association has spoken out on the damage it feels the reform could do to the sector Donna Schmidt | September 25, 2017 EPA installs barrier system at Gold King The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which has overseen an investigation into the Gold King mine in Colorado since a 2015 wastewater spill into a neighbouring river system, has installed a barrier and valve at the former mine site Staff reporter | September 25, 2017 SPONSORED MESSAGE Free webinar - 5 ways to improve your grinding profitability There are multiple factors to consider when aiming to maximize your grinding profitability. 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Rio Tinto standardises parental leave Rio Tinto will implement a new global minimum standard for paid parental leave for all employees Staff reporter | September 22, 2017 Two plead guilty to mine slurry spill Two men have entered guilty pleas in a Canadian criminal court this week for decisions that led to a 60,000L coal slurry spill from a Coalmont Energy operation into a British Columbia river Staff reporter | September 22, 2017 Ascendant production on a roll Canadian-based miner Ascendant Resources, owner of the El Mochito mine in northwestern Honduras, has reported a notable increase in tonnes milled year-on-year and an even bigger rise versus earlier this year as part of its August operational results Staff reporter | September 22, 2017 2018: the year of electric vehicles "I suspect there will be many more developments to follow in this space over the coming months." Know your enemy (and theirs) "Sometimes you don't know who your enemies are until they're at your door. At that point, it's good to have allies." Not just a source of light How the humble cap lamp is redefining personal safety underground view more Designing out the stress Rock stress increases significantly with increased mining depth, and higher stress conditions pose significant geotechnical risk, as well as production and safety risks, to mining operations. Ailbhe Goodbody investigates Ailbhe Goodbody | September 22, 2017 Barrick takes digital route Mining Magazine's Paul Harris tours Barrick's digital innovation centre in Elko, Nevada Paul Harris | September 20, 2017 Safety goes digital Glyn Pierce-Jones looks at the future of mine safety as the industry becomes increasingly digital Glyn Pierce-Jones | September 19, 2017 Safety on the global stage If there is one thing that unites nearly everyone involved with the mining industry it is travel. Whether you work for a mining company, METS provider, research/consultancy based organisation or even a magazine, it is inevitable that your job will entail a certain number of trips abroad; the global nature of the industry and diverse settings in which mines are located dictate it Carly Leonida | September 18, 2017 view more Events This email was sent to: fernandoqueens@gmail.com Mining Magazine newsletter uses an HTML-rich media format to provide a visually attractive layout To unsubscribe to this newsletter click here If you have forgotten your password, please click here unsubscribe Aspermont Media 4th Floor, Vintners Place, 68 Upper Thames Street, London, EC4V 3BJ Phone: +44 207 216 6053 Fax: +44 207 216 6050 www.aspermontmedia.com