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Dalradian drops controversial cyanide plan for gold mine
Dalradian has scrapped plans to use cyanide processing at its proposed gold and silver mine in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland.
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Government must ‘put its money where its mouth is’ on Sirius, says MP
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Cemex hails 'new class' of aggregate dredger
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Quarry firm takes to the seas to protect Jurassic coastline
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Funding uncertainty looms over Sirius polyhalite project
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Alba strikes significant gold anomaly in North Wales
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Institute of Quarrying honours student high achievers
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Timescale for shale extraction and brick manufacture extended
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Chalk quarry proposal deferred for further consideration of issues
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Sand and gravel approved in Hampshire green belt
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Standby generator approved to meet peaks in power demand
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Colliery tip remediation to unlock mixed use scheme
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Security measures proposed for Lincolnshire wellsite
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Cemex hails 'new class' of aggregate dredger
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Government must ‘put its money where its mouth is’ on Sirius, says MP
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Inspector finds in favour of earlier site opening hours
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Dalradian drops controversial cyanide plan for gold mine
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Colliery tip remediation to unlock mixed use scheme
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Sand and gravel approved in Hampshire green belt