Olifants River
Xstrata's Atcom project
Atcom project on track for completion
Diversified miner Xstrata Coal South Africa reports that its Arthur Taylor colliery opencast mine (Atcom) East project, in Mpumalanga, is well on track to achieving fully integrated production in 2011.By: Eleanor Seggie
10th December 2010
Xstrata’s Atcom project
Bridging the gap
Civil engineering and construction company Esorfranki Civils is expecting to complete the construction of bridges at diversified miner Xstrata’s Arthur Taylor colliery opencast mine (Atcom) East upgrade project, at the end of the year.By: Eleanor Seggie
10th December 2010
MINING & THE ENVIRONMENT
Olifants river basin collieries must join forces to control water decant – Xstrata
Xstrata coal mines are predominantly located in the sensitive Olifants River Basin that includes the Loskop dam, requiring the company to incorporate serious water monitoring and management strategies in the area.By: Loni Prinsloo
18th September 2009
MINING & ENVIRONMENT
Acid mine drainage single most significant threat to SA’s environment
Environmentalists have termed acid mine drainage (AMD) the single most significant threat to South Africa’s environment and this is being driven home by the AMD problems being experienced at the East Rand operations of provisionally liquidated...8th May 2009
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Acid mine drainage single most significant threat to South Africa’s environment
Environmentalists have termed acid mine drainage (AMD) as the single most significant threat to South Africa’s environment. In the past, these and other concerns about AMD were in effect ignored by the major stakeholders of the country’s...
8th May 2009
Environment
Olifants river still a hazard to wildlife
Crocodiles are dying off in large numbers in the Olifants river, which is being polluted by various hazardous chemicals such as acid mine drainage from the mining industry, agricultural chemicals from farms and sewage from urban settlements.By: Leandi Kolver
20th March 2009
Projects Update
Richmond dam project, South Africa
Anglo Platinum (Angloplat) hopes to build the Richmond dam to acquire the water necessary for the development of its Der Brochen and Richmond mines.By: Sheila Barradas
30th January 2009
MINING & SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES
Angloplat, Limpopo community still wrangling over the planned Richmond dam
It has been two-and-a-half years since the Limpopo’s Gamawela community and mining company Anglo Platinum started their tussle over whether the Richmond dam should be built or not - and the increasingly public spat is far from over.By: Irma Venter
5th December 2008
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