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Effects of coal seam fires and other environmental hazards in Hwange

miningnews - Mining and Environment - January 6, 2022
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Research has revealed significant evidence of the deleterious contribution of coal to climate change through combustion.

However, no investigations into life-changing disasters suffered by people in coal.

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Hwange Colliery working with German firm to extinguish underground fires

miningnews - Mining and Environment - January 6, 2022

ZIMBABWE’S largest coal mine Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL) said it contracted German-based company DTM to help extinguish underground coal seam fires.

“DTM is the only company, which offered its services for managing.

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Zim urges developed countries to float fossil fuel rescue package

miningnews - Mining and Environment - December 6, 2021

ZIMBABWE has urged Western Countries to float a lucrative financial rescue package which will serve as a safety net for poor countries expected to stop coal usage.

Signatories to the Cop26 agreement, which.

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Alluvial mining activities a threat to riverine ecosystems

miningnews - Mining and Environment - December 1, 2021

LARGE scale and mechanical alluvial/river bed mining in Zimbabwe has contributed to the degradation of an estimated 421.84 hectares of the riverine ecosystem, it has been revealed.

According to a survey that was.

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Harmful practices by big corporates major cause of climate change

miningnews - Mining and Environment - November 25, 2021

BIG corporates have been adjudged to be the worst perpetrators of harmful practices that cause climate change in African countries.

This was revealed by the Southern Africa Human Rights Watch director Dewa Mavhinga.

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Govt urged to address coal seam fires

miningnews - Mining and Environment - November 19, 2021

GOVERNMENT agencies have been urged to address coal seam fires that have left several people burnt in Hwange.

The Centre for Natural Resource Governance (CNRG) said government agencies like the Environmental Management Agency.

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Russia to review coal plans, mull carbon tax after Glasgow

miningnews - Mining and Environment - November 18, 2021

Russia will look to cut its ambitious goals for boosting coal production in the coming decade and consider imposing a carbon tax or other regulation in the wake of the deals reached.

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COP26 climate deal reached in Glasgow after compromise on coal

miningnews - Mining and Environment - November 16, 2021

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Six years on, is the Paris climate deal working?

miningnews - Mining and Environment - November 1, 2021

Bucking a depressing trend of failed climate talks, the Paris Agreement marked the first time rich and poor countries united in support of a legally binding treaty aimed at curbing global warming.

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UN climate summit starts under cloud after G-20 dodges hard questions

miningnews - Mining and Environment - November 1, 2021

Climate negotiators at the COP26 summit were banking on the world’s most powerful leaders to give them a boost before they embark on two weeks of fraught discussions over who should do.

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