Why Atrum Coal's Groundhog Anthracite project in Canada is so profitable. By Eric Harding. May 19, 2020. 4 mins. A new US$600 million anthracite coal mine has been developed in northwest British Columbia by Australian miner Atrum Coal, which …
over exploitation and examine the costs and benefits from groundwater replenishing mechanisms in different ecological contexts. Using the public good and externalities framework, the study shows how groundwater exploitation in Andhra Pradesh, India is …
Construction on the first anthracite producing mining operation in Canada is targeted to start in early 2015 in northwestern B.C.
The Andhra Pradesh Water, Land and Tree Act 2002 has been legislated to control over exploitation of groundwater, and to safeguard drinking water resources.
The global oil industry is increasingly under assault, and Canada's tar sands, because of the developments' high greenhouse gas emissions, are a prime target of climate activists. Because new tar sands projects …
Bauxite in Andhra Pradesh. Andhra Pradesh is 2nd richest in bauxite deposits in the country. Reserves of 750 to 1000 million tons of metal-grade bauxite have been proved in forest and tribal tracts of Visakhapatnam, East Godavari and Vizianagaram districts, …
BRITISH COLUMBIA – The updated feasibility study for the Arctos anthracite project 150 km northeast of Stewart boasts more reserves, a longer mine life and expansion potential compared to earlier studies.
The massive Groundhog project ( Atrum) has been the subject of multi-decade historical exploration work and contains an existing JORC Resource estimate of over 1 Bt (156 Mt Measured, 453 Mt Indicated and 407 Mt Inferred).
Despite the downturn of the coal mining industry, Australian miner Atrum Coal NL has invested $40 million in an effort to develop a $600 million anthracite coal mine in northwest British Columbia, Canada.
Australian mining company Atrum Coal NL has invested AU$40 million in an effort to develop a $600 million anthracite coal mine in northwest British Columbia, Canada.