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What Does the Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture Say About the Study for the Jadar Project?

Post Editor21/08/2024

21/08/2024

The Faculty of Agriculture completed a “Pedological Study” for the Jadar project in 2020, commissioned by Rio Sava Exploration Ltd., with which a confidentiality agreement...

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Lithium Before Lithium: How Nickel Mining in Western Serbia Failed 15 Years Ago

Post Editor31/07/2024

31/07/2024

The recent events surrounding the opening of a lithium mine near Loznica, including citizen protests and assurances of significant investments and state revenues, are not...

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Bosnia and Herzegovina has been ordered to stop ore exploitation in Vareš

Post Editor18/10/202318/10/2023

18/10/202318/10/2023

The Secretariat of the Berne Convention at the Council of Europe ordered the competent authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina to stop the exploitation of ores...

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Norilsk is no longer Russia’s most polluted city

VM24/08/202124/08/2021

24/08/202124/08/2021

By placing environmental protection at the core of its operations, mining giant Nornickel is cleaning up what was hitherto one of the planet’s most polluted...

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Armenian government funding for Amulsar gold mine harms country’s biodiversity

VM06/04/2020

06/04/2020

A new complaint is filed at the Convention on the Conservation of European Wildlife and Natural Habitats, known as the ‘Bern Convention’ because The Armenian...

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International mining companies in North Macedonia face resistance from local initiatives

VM24/03/202024/03/2020

24/03/202024/03/2020

Taught by examples of environmental and social harms that international mining companies leave behind in the Balkans, local communities in North Macedonia have opposed the...

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Increasing concession fees for ores exploitation in North Macedonia

VM29/02/202029/02/2020

29/02/202029/02/2020

After six years, the North Macedonian Ministry of Economy has adopted a new tariff plan, which envisages an increase in concession fees for the exploitation...

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Zijin Company in Bor, environmental issues lead to court in Serbia

VM26/02/2020

26/02/2020

The Ministry of the Environment initiated proceedings against Zijin Bor Copper for the release of hazardous substances into the air in November 2019 and January...

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Polish and Czech dispute over Polish lignite mine and power plant

VM10/02/2020

10/02/2020

Poland has some of the worst air quality in the European Union, so it is no wonder why Poland’s planned expansion of its Turów lignite...

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How a rising anti-mining movement is challenging Portugal’s ‘white gold’ rush

VM24/01/202024/01/2020

24/01/202024/01/2020

Throughout Portugal, people are organizing to stop a boom in lithium mining, as the government rushes to become Europe’s top supplier of the valuable mineral....

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What Does the Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture Say About the Study for the Jadar Project?

Lithium Before Lithium: How Nickel Mining in Western Serbia Failed 15 Years Ago

Bosnia and Herzegovina has been ordered to stop ore exploitation in Vareš

Norilsk is no longer Russia’s most polluted city

Armenian government funding for Amulsar gold mine harms country’s biodiversity

International mining companies in North Macedonia face resistance from local initiatives

Increasing concession fees for ores exploitation in North Macedonia

Zijin Company in Bor, environmental issues lead to court in Serbia

Polish and Czech dispute over Polish lignite mine and power plant

How a rising anti-mining movement is challenging Portugal’s ‘white gold’ rush

Global Miners Surge Into Serbia as Timok Emerges as Europe’s Premier Copper-Gold Frontier

BHP Expands Its Strategic Footprint in Serbia’s Timok Copper Belt

Europe’s Refining Bottleneck: Environmental Engineering, Design Constraints, and the Race for Qualified Capacity

From Volume to Value: How Europe’s Metallurgy Is Being Re-Engineered for the Next Industrial Cycle

Europe’s Tungsten Supply Under Pressure: A Country-by-Country Map and Stress Test in a China-Restricted World

Global Miners Surge Into Serbia as Timok Emerges...

BHP Expands Its Strategic Footprint in Serbia’s Timok...

Europe’s Refining Bottleneck: Environmental Engineering, Design Constraints, and...

From Volume to Value: How Europe’s Metallurgy Is...

Europe’s Tungsten Supply Under Pressure: A Country-by-Country Map...

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