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ENVIRONMENT
EPA report ‘pure hubris’, says Northern Dynasty CEO as shares capitulate
Shares in Northern Dynasty dropped like a stone on Tuesday, after a US government draft environmental report raised concerns about the contentious Pebble copper project in Alaska, which it owns half of. The Pebble project, which the...By: Matthew Hill
23rd May 2012
COPPER-GOLD
Pebble project to absorb $107m this year
The owners of the Pebble copper/gold asset in Alaska, Anglo American and Northern Dynasty, have signed off on a $107-million 2012 work programme for the controversial project. The money will go towards continuing environmental studies, drilling,...By: Matthew Hill
16th May 2012
COPPER-GOLD
Northern Dynasty sees consortium of majors developing Pebble as permitting approaches
The massive, and equally controversial, Pebble project in Alaska will most likely be developed by a consortium of major mining firms, a spokesperson for Northern Dynasty, the 50% owner, said this week.
The TSX-listed company, which has Rio Tinto...
By: Matthew Hill
18th February 2012
COPPER-GOLD
Pebble owners to challenge constitutionality of newest development obstacle
Shares in Northern Dynasty, the Canadian joint owner of the controversial Pebble Project in Alaska, gained on Tuesday after the company said it would challenge a new effort to block development of the project. Voters in the state’s Lake and...By: Matthew Hill
18th October 2011
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Anglo American in thick of great Alaskan Pebble mine debate
That Anglo American is in the thick of a great Alaskan mining debate was quickly apparent upon my arrival here, with advertisements in Alaskan business magazines providing ready affirmation. At issue is whether or not the South African-created...By: Martin Creamer
16th September 2011
Environmental Protection
Anglo American in thick of great Alaskan Pebble mine debate
ANCHORAGE, Alaska – That Anglo American is in the thick of a great Alaskan mining debate was quickly apparent upon my arrival here, with advertisements in Alaskan business magazines providing ready affirmation. At issue is whether or not the...
By: Martin Creamer
16th September 2011
Creamer Media on SAfm
09/09/2011 (On-The-Air)
Alaskans are mounting a massive campaign to stop South Africa’s Anglo American from building a mine in their country; South Africa has lost its African space satellite lead to Nigeria and Mining giant Rio Tinto is opting for still another...
By: Martin Creamer
9th September 2011
ALASKA
Northern Dynasty issues new estimates for giant Pebble project
The Pebble copper/gold/molybdenum project in Alaska, jointly owned by Anglo American and Canadian junior Northern Dynasty Minerals, could operate for as long as 78 years, according to a preliminary assessment report completed by Wardrop. Measured...By: Liezel Hill
24th February 2011
DIVERSIFIED MINER
Anglo's Brazilian millstone increasingly burdensome
Diversified major Anglo American has had two high-profile project acquisitions under Cynthia Carroll’s watch, both of which have gone from delight to disappointment.
By: Martin Creamer
6th August 2010
ANGLO AMERICAN
Anglo goes from delight to disappointment as project acquisitions sour
Diversified major Anglo American has had two high profile acquisitions under Cynthia Carroll’s watch, which have both have gone from delight to disappointment.
By: Martin Creamer
6th August 2010
ANGLO AMERICAN
Company Announcement: New Analysis Finds Anglo American’s Pebble Mine Project Poses Significant Risks for Investors
Attached please find a press release on: A new investor analysis to be released this Thursday, October 29th,
details the legal, political, financial, engineering and reputational risks that Anglo American plc
faces in developing the Pebble Mine...
28th October 2009
PEBBLE MINE
Company Announcement: Jewelry retailers’ opposition to Pebble Mine gains momentum
Attached please find a press release on: As commercial fishermen in Bristol Bay celebrate a record-breaking season, a wave of new jewelry retailers with nearly $1 billion in sales today pledged not to buy gold from the controversial Pebble Mine...
1st October 2009
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