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Are Your Environmental Data Defensible?
Jeffrey Parshley

As international environmental standards grow in complexity and corporations become more aware of their responsibilities, regulators and special interest groups are closely scrutinising sample selection and analytical methods, and quality assurance results for data used to predict environmental impacts.

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Improve Reliability Of Post-Closure Water Quality Predictions
Kelly Sexsmith

Long-term water quality predictions are essential for innovative closure planning at mine sites.

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South America: Offices Bring Full Power Of SRK To Their Clients’ Door
John Harman

As in other parts of the world the Mining Industry in South America is expanding at astonishing speed.

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Solving Mining Challenges In Africa & The Middle East
Rob Bowell, James Lake

SRK’s geochemists are involved in solving wide-ranging waste management challenges faced by mine operators throughout Africa and the Middle East.

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In Memoriam: Ingrid Rozas Valenzuela
SRK Global

This newsletter is dedicated to our friend and colleague, Ingrid Rozas Valenzuela, of Santiago, Chile who died suddenly in July of this year.

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The United Kingdom Has Thousands Of Abandoned Metal Mines
Rob Bowell

The United Kingdom has thousands of abandoned metal mines stretching from base metal mines in Scotland to gold and copper mines in the Cambrian mountains of Wales to tin mines in Cornwall.

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Selective Handling Of Wastes Can Reduce Future Treatment Costs
Rob Bowell

SRK has helped numerous mining clients limit non-compliant discharge of contaminants by identifying major sources of contamination.

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SRK Expands Its Geochemical Services In Australia
Andrew Garvie, Claire Linklater

Two senior staff members of ANSTO, Andrew Garvie and Claire Linklater, have joined our Sydney office.

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New Porphyry Copper Mine Approval
Stephen Day

The sharp rise in commodity prices and a favourable political climate have sparked a strong interest in developing mineral properties in western Canada and the US.

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