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Biden Bans Mass Offshore Drilling Amid Trump's "Drill, Baby, Drill" Call
Outgoing US President Joe Biden on Monday banned offshore drilling across an immense area of American coastal waters. This comes weeks before Donald Trump, who has pledged to massively boost domestic energy production, takes office on January 20.
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India Among Top 10 Countries For Mining EV Battery Supply Chain
India has been identified as one of the 10 countries having potential for battery mining and can be a major contributor in the global battery supply chain.
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Toxic Spill From Colorado Mine Creeps Through US Southwest
Environmental biologists in Utah tested the waters of a key river Tuesday for signs of a toxic waste spill from a botched Colorado mine clean-up operation that prompted a state of emergency in the desert Southwest.
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Millions in Gold Stolen From Canadian Mine in Mexico
Armed robbers made off with 7,000 ounces of gold worth $8.5 million at current prices from Canadian firm McEwen Mining's mine in Sinaloa, Mexico, the company said.
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Western Mexico State Reports New Mine Spill
Authorities in northern Mexico have issued a new alert of a toxic spill in the Sonora River basin from a copper mine operated by Grupo Mexico, the state director of civil protection said Sunday.
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Toxic Mine Leak Turns Mexico River Orange
Authorities Sunday imposed restrictions on the water supply to several towns and cities in northwest Mexico, after toxic substances from a nearby mine reportedly turned a river orange, killing fish and livestock.
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Seven dead in Mexico mine accident
Seven miners were killed in an explosion at a coal mine in northern Mexico, police has said. "We confirm the recovery of the bodies of the seven trapped miners," local police official Francisco artinez said in a statement to Milenio television.
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Mexican town takes on world's richest man
A peasant town in central Mexico has declared war on the world's richest man, Carlos Slim, to prevent him from operating a gold and silver mine that threatens the environment.
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Mexico, India include mining, agriculture in talks
Mexico and India broadened the scope of their "privileged association" established in 2007 to include agriculture and mining, the two governments said upon the conclusion of the fifth meeting of the Mexico-India Binational Commission.
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Biden Bans Mass Offshore Drilling Amid Trump's "Drill, Baby, Drill" Call
Outgoing US President Joe Biden on Monday banned offshore drilling across an immense area of American coastal waters. This comes weeks before Donald Trump, who has pledged to massively boost domestic energy production, takes office on January 20.
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India Among Top 10 Countries For Mining EV Battery Supply Chain
India has been identified as one of the 10 countries having potential for battery mining and can be a major contributor in the global battery supply chain.
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Toxic Spill From Colorado Mine Creeps Through US Southwest
Environmental biologists in Utah tested the waters of a key river Tuesday for signs of a toxic waste spill from a botched Colorado mine clean-up operation that prompted a state of emergency in the desert Southwest.
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Millions in Gold Stolen From Canadian Mine in Mexico
Armed robbers made off with 7,000 ounces of gold worth $8.5 million at current prices from Canadian firm McEwen Mining's mine in Sinaloa, Mexico, the company said.
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Western Mexico State Reports New Mine Spill
Authorities in northern Mexico have issued a new alert of a toxic spill in the Sonora River basin from a copper mine operated by Grupo Mexico, the state director of civil protection said Sunday.
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Toxic Mine Leak Turns Mexico River Orange
Authorities Sunday imposed restrictions on the water supply to several towns and cities in northwest Mexico, after toxic substances from a nearby mine reportedly turned a river orange, killing fish and livestock.
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Seven dead in Mexico mine accident
Seven miners were killed in an explosion at a coal mine in northern Mexico, police has said. "We confirm the recovery of the bodies of the seven trapped miners," local police official Francisco artinez said in a statement to Milenio television.
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Mexican town takes on world's richest man
A peasant town in central Mexico has declared war on the world's richest man, Carlos Slim, to prevent him from operating a gold and silver mine that threatens the environment.
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Mexico, India include mining, agriculture in talks
Mexico and India broadened the scope of their "privileged association" established in 2007 to include agriculture and mining, the two governments said upon the conclusion of the fifth meeting of the Mexico-India Binational Commission.
