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“Tremors common” in the Canadian potash-rich region; no impact for last shake
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Russian aluminium leader strengthens fluorspar supply security with acquisition
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Africa’s only natural graphite producer increases output by 80% on world shortage
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China must take action to conform to WTO obligations – lawyer
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Market value down by $12m year on year on “market volatility”
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Lynas must submit plans for waste disposal, but gets green light for start-up
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Investment from molybdenum and rhenium group to fund vertical integration
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Hackers were looking for data to rival BHP takeover bid says Canadian security firm
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Australian junior eyes 2015 for production; pending deal with India’s NMDC
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Canadian photovoltaic materials supplier signs Taiwan SiC distribution deal
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Trade union “warning” to phosphate giant; but union “against blocking production”
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Further drilling required for high grade graphite resource in Madagascar
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Body upholds initial ruling but quashes minimum export agreement complaints
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Pet sales hit, but price increases drive 80% of mineral division’s gross profit
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Collapsed mine thought to be an illegal quarry in Hazara region
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Claims only 66m tonnes of chromite left in India; encourages Zimbabwe-like ban
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Global uncertainty affects phosphate & potash sales; but potash prices remain high
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The start of the year saw many mineral grades increasing in value as producers upped their prices to cope with hikes in energy, freight and tight global market fundamentals
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It has been a difficult couple of years for kaolin as the global recession spread to its end user markets, but a recent recovery in demand has also encouraged a surge of new operations and exploration projects
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Lynas, Molycorp lead the pack; Chinese REO demand could top 130,000 tpa by 2015; Juniors hit by falling prices
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Consolidation of Mexican fluorspar Mexichem which tops capacity to 1m tonnes; Shen Zhou acquires Chinese fluorspar, barytes
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Vulcan says $4.8bn bid by Martin Marietta Materials undervalues assets; Vuclcan management accused of scare tactics; US antitrust watchdog requests details on operations
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Cargill closes three mines; Compass announces sales drop; Cold weather expected for Q1 2012
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Deloitte warns difficult year for mining; Rising costs of doing business; Commodity price chaos; Australian royalties pressure
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North American producer extends shutdown to 3 March; Uralkali’s output up 6.4% in 2011; Canpotex out of BHP’s plans
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GHCL pollution reprimanded; New Saudi Arabia plant commissioned; Gypsum by-product eyed
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The year 2012 expected to be another volatile ride for industrial minerals prices, dragged down by the European debt crisis and China’s property bubble. But better H2 on the cards
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Joint $430m Russo-Chinese investment; could take 10-15% market share by 2015
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China’s 2012 quotas are expected to remain unchanged but new quotas policy could squeeze heavy elements supply. Lower prices forecast in 2012 after 2011 highs
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Energy main driver; company to produce 50k tpa potash from Salar del Hombre Muerto
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French group jointly owns Van Mannekus with Grecian Magnesite
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Agreement signed with aboriginal community in northern Argentina
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Brazilian group owns 100% of fertiliser subsidiary after acquiring minority stake
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Savannah Riverkeep delivers 60-day notice of potential Georgia kaolin leak lawsuit
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Delegates in Argentina exchange terse words following supply outlooks
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Implementing full waste legislation could save EU €72bn a year, Commission says
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Rare earths group issues convertible bonds through Mount Kellett Capital Managment
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Canadian company signs LOI for potash property near Vale’s Rio Colorado, Argentina
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But suffers early setbacks from power failure and rain; looks to expand capacity
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Senator Vinehout tointroduce two bills affecting mine permits in US state
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Canadian company completes purchase of Green River potash project’s owner in Utah
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Sumner makes u-turn on approval for Canadian Sand & Proppant mine
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S&B Industrial Minerals says bentonite sales have little exposure to Greek economy
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New mining projects will struggle to get off the ground, Deloitte partner states
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Delgerkhaan project reserves estimated at 3.1m tonnes at a grade of 85%
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Rocanville potash mine restart delayed until 3 March in Saskatchewan, Canada
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Estimates resource at 4m tonnes; hopes to complete more detailed work in Q1
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But shipments of bagged phosphate dust likely to be delayed until March, says PRL
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Wuchuan Dongsheng stake gives access to flotation and fluorine technologies
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Minerals production up marginally in fourth quarter and full-year 2011
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Cargill slows production in New York; Compass looks to a cold Q1 2012
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Group eyes total development expenditures of $796m; feasibility study ongoing
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Will begin producing iron oxide pigments from Dragon-mined resource
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Mining giant confirms that Jansen potash will not use N. American marketing arm
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Mineral fillers and cement to enjoy demand from wind turbine blade manufacturing
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South African group looks to pounce on strong demand, but output falls 48% in Q4
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Russian potash giant boosted annual output to 10.83m following merger with Silvinit
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New company set up to develop Germany’s only known rare earth deposit
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LAB Chrysotile remains closed, sheds 350 jobs, leaving no Canada mines operational
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BHP project and Acron assets involved in claim against Canada & Saskatchewan
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US company takes important first step to securing mine permit
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Winn Bay frac assets to make Preferred second largest US producer
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French minerals eyes €3.65bn revenue; on track to meet 20% income growth
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New micronutrient and animal feed site ramps up to full production
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Board approval awaits sale of Turkish magnesia and refractories producer
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Cerrado could “support large scale production of multiple potash products”
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Congested port blamed for slump; 2012 sales will not be affected, company says
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Winona votes for three-month ban to study environmental and health effects
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Vulcan Materials hits back, dismissing synergy report as “unrealistically aggressive”
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Eckart to focus on synthetic mica products as Sudarshan expands its pigment portfolio
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Ready to produce antimony concentrate to feed trioxide production in Coahuila state
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US group launches new Optibloc talc blends for high-clarity film & bag applications
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Rising costs and unpredictability of Chinese demand will prove biggest challenges
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Ganzhou Qiandong Rare Earth to start building separation facility in South Africa
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