Dear Readers,
we are delighted to announce that the 3rd issue of the specialist magazine Mining Reporter is online.
The e-journal is being made available free of charge by the well-known German publishing house VGE Verlag GmbH (Verlag Glueckauf), which specialises in publications for the mining and extractive industries.
The list of contents includes technical articles on deep mining, tunnelling, opencast mining, mineral processing and preparation, the mining supplier industry and services sector, mining consultants and project planning.
The Mining Reporter portal also includes additional features such as an industry press portal and a dedicated page for company presentations. Further opportunities are currently being planned and will be made available in the near future. Come on in – and be amazed!
The New Mining Reporter is the latest incarnation of the English-language version of Glückauf magazine that was published successfully as a trade-fair journal for fifty years, while the German edition has a pedigree that stretches back some 145 years.
We look forward to your visit: www.mining-reporter.de
Glückauf and best wishes from
the Mining Reporter Team.
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A-Cap Resources: Exciting Results of Hollow Auger Drilling at Mokobaesi Prospect
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Thursday, 12 November 2009 12:16
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HOLLOW AUGER RESULTS
Assay results from the recently completed Hollow Auger (“HA”) drilling across the entire Mokobaesi.
Prospect are on average 47% higher grade than the factored (0.85 factor) radiometric probe grades that were used in the previous resource estimate (June 2008-SRK). Within the interpreted secondary ore zone (as modelled by Optiro using an approximate 50ppm U3O8 cut off grade) at Mokobaesi the HA grades are 17% higher than the factored probe grades.
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Mining Reporter - The international e-Journal for Mining, Equipment and Technology
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Thursday, 12 November 2009 12:11
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Queensland Government: Belvedere coal mine declared significant
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Thursday, 12 November 2009 12:10
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Minister for Infrastructure and Planning, The Honourable Stirling Hinchliffe:
A proposed $2 billion coal mine near Moura will undergo rigorous environmental assessment after being declared a significant project by Queensland’s Coordinator-General Colin Jensen.
Belvedere Joint Venture is proposing an underground longwall coking coal mine, with associated above-ground facilities, seven kilometres north-east of Moura in the Bowen Basin, Central Queensland.
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Holcim: Sales development and financial results
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Thursday, 12 November 2009 12:07
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- Holcim reacted quickly and decisively to the macroeconomic environment:
- In markets with weak demand, capacity in all segments was shut down; approximately 10 million tonnes in the cement segment
- Fixed costs were reduced by CHF 573 million from January to September
- Net income like-for-like increased by 13.7 percent in the third quarter despite lower sales volumes
- Operating EBITDA margin increased to 25.8 percent in the third quarter
- Cash flow from operating activities significantly increased and free cash flow doubled
- The strategic expansion program with a focus on emerging markets continues as planned
- Acquisition in Australia strengthens Holcim in an attractive market
- The Group will start the new financial year from a strong position and grow again
In the mature markets, demand for building materials decreased further in the third quarter. However, in many emerging markets the construction industry continued to grow, particularly in Asia, driven by the strong market growth in China and India.
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Orica Profit Growth in 2009 Demonstrates Resilience
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Thursday, 12 November 2009 12:05
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Orica announced a net profit after tax and individually material items of $542 million for the full year ended 30 September 2009, up $2 million on the previous year.
Net profit after tax was a record $646 million, up 13% on 2008, excluding the loss on individually material items of $104 million. Sales revenue increased 13% to $7.4 billion.
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Caltex focuses on cementing place as an energy industry leader
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Thursday, 12 November 2009 12:03
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Caltex Australia Managing Director & CEO Julian Segal today outlined his plans to move the company forward and cement its place as an energy industry leader.
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West Australian Metals: Positive Assay Results From Scaddan Lignite Project
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Thursday, 12 November 2009 11:51
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Preliminary results encouraging at WME’s Scaddan Project
KEY POINTS
- Results support coal - to - liquids potential at Scaddan.
- Assaying underway to estimate an Inferred Resource (and potential extensions).
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Atlas Copco: New generation of Cobra™ petrol drill and breakers with cleaner emissions
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Thursday, 12 November 2009 10:36
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The 2010 generation of Cobra™ petrol drill and breakers by Atlas Copco meet the stricter requirements of exhaust emission set by the US based Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), known as having one of the strictest emission control programs worldwide.
Phase 2 of the Exhaust emission standards for small non-road engines of the EPA and it´s EU equivalent, EG 97/68/EG with amendment 2002/88/EG constitute a reduction of hydrocarbon (HC) and NOX emissions and are probably the most demanding in the history of environmental regularities. Compared to previous generation of Cobra™ machines, the emission of hydrocarbons has been reduced by approximately 50 percent.
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K+S: Weak Fertilizer Demand Weighs on Earnings
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Thursday, 12 November 2009 09:56
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- At € 698 million, Q3 revenues are down 52% year on year
- Q3 operating earnings reach € 9.4 million
- Extraordinary effects result in Q3 adjusted earnings per share of € (0.01)
- Salt business segment’s operating earnings rise by almost 60%
- 2009 outlook unchanged; higher fertilizer sales volume expected for 20
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CSIRO helps redefine large open pit design
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Thursday, 12 November 2009 09:29
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New guidelines for open pit slope design have been released for the first time in more than 30 years.
The 496-page "Guidelines For Open Pit Slope Design" aims to address many of the uncertainties surrounding the development of large open pit mines.
Open pit mining is an efficient way to mine many deposits, but there are complications.
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