New Mali mining law could boost state, local interest in projects to 35%
Mining News Pro - Mali’s military-led government is in talks with gold miners over proposed changes to its mining law that could see it boost state and private Malian interests in new projects to 35%, from up to 20% today, according to a draft of the new code seen by Reuters.
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Mexican Network of People Affected by Mining blasts mining law reform
Mining News Pro - The Mexican Network of People Affected by Mining (Rema in Spanish) blasted the contents of the legal reforms that nationalize the lithium industry alleging that the government of leftist Andrés Manuel López Obrador “decided to remain submissive to the market and to the extractive model with which the Mining Law was designed in 1992.”
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Modern technology, old mining law can make net-zero a reality
Mining News Pro - If the U.S. is to achieve its carbon and renewable energy targets, policymakers must harmonize the mesh point between U.S. renewables and the statutory directive to develop domestic minerals under the General Mining Law, James Voyles, environmental attorney with Lewis Roca, says. Otherwise, the need for raw materials for renewables may clash with mining restrictions, he says.
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An obscure Chinese mining law is hobbling global energy security
Mining News Pro - China’s current energy crisis can be traced back in part to a legal amendment targeting miners that garnered little notice when it went into effect in March.
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Philippines pushes to end mining lawsuits to pave way for sale
Mining News Pro - The Philippines is forming a government task force to resolve legal cases involving its mining assets, trying to push forward with their sale, Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez said.
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New minister wants to update Dominican Republic’s mining law
Mining News Pro - The new Minister of Energy and Mines of the Dominican Republic, Antonio Almonte, announced that his office will push for Congress to reform the mining law.
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PNG amends mining laws to boost revenue
Mining News Pro - Papua New Guinea has passed legislation seeking to boost benefits to the country from oil, gas and mine developments, which could impact talks on a stalled project planned by Exxon Mobil Corp.
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Saudi Arabia aims to boost investment with mining law
Mining News Pro - Saudi Arabia’s cabinet on Tuesday approved a new mining law that aims to accelerate foreign investment in the sector as part of efforts to diversify its economy away from hydrocarbons.
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Egypt issues new mining law regulations
Mining News Pro - Egypt issued new regulations that appear to eliminate the need for mining companies to form joint ventures with the Egyptian government and to limit state royalties to a maximum 20%, measures long advocated by the private sector.
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Mendoza legislature kills controversial mining law
Mining News Pro - It took less than 24 hours to effectively abolish a controversial mining law that sparked massive protests in the province of Mendoza in Argentina’s western-central region.
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Massive protests force Argentinian governor to abolish mining law
Mining News Pro - Following a week of protests, the governor of Argentina’s central province of Mendoza, Rodolfo Suárez, announced that he will send a bill to the legislature to abolish Law 9209, which allowed for cyanide and sulfuric acid to be used in mining operations and which modified its predecessor Law 7722.
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Mining business environment improves by reviewing mining laws / Economic operators need to be stable at least 10 years ahead to formulate production plans
Mining News Pro - Private sector organizations, in terms of beneficiaries and engagement with the rules of the business environment, can take advantage of all the capacities of the bachelor to formulate and monitor the regulations with the help of the legislative and executive branch.
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