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Tungsten Mining’s Watershed fully permitted: schedule and closure lens for engineers
2+ day, 20+ hour ago (412+ words) Tungsten Mining’s Watershed project in Far North Queensland is now fully permitted for mining and production, with all primary approvals secured, including its Environmental Authority and Progressive Rehabilitation and Closure Plan. The company is targeting a final investment decision later…...
£46.1M Leeds City Station upgrade delay: phasing and interface risks for engineers
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (333+ words) The £46.1M Leeds Station Sustainable Travel Gateway upgrade to the main entrance of Leeds City Station has been pushed back from its original September 2025 completion date, with only partial opening now “possible” in October 2026. The scheme, funded through the West Yorkshire…...
Collective’s Apollo 4.1Moz gold resource: mine design and economics lens for engineers
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (453+ words) Collective Mining shares fell 9.4% to $21.11 in Toronto after publishing a maiden resource for the Apollo deposit in Colombia totalling 4.1 million oz. gold within 37 million indicated tonnes at 1.38 g/t Au, 24.4 g/t Ag, 0.14% Cu and 0.011% WO₃ plus 48.2 million inferred tonnes at…...
National Highways’ Hertfordshire bridge infill: key asset lessons for engineers
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (427+ words) More than 100 campaigners have protested against National Highways’ plan to infill a historic disused railway overbridge in Hertfordshire, a treatment typically involving mass concrete or foamed fill placed between abutments to avoid structural repairs. Opponents argue that infilling would permanently…...
BHP–KGHM copper alliance: exploration and project-screening notes for engineers | Geomechanics.io News
4+ day, 8+ hour ago (341+ words) BHP–KGHM copper alliance: exploration and project-screening notes for engineers Geomechanics.io BHP–KGHM copper alliance: exploration and project-screening notes for engineers Reviewed by Joe Ashwell First reported on MINING.com BHP and KGHM have signed a global memorandum of…...
83% of Britain’s cities heat‑vulnerable: design implications for civil engineers
4+ day, 8+ hour ago (362+ words) Eighty-three per cent of Britain’s cities – 59 urban areas – are classed as highly vulnerable to urban heat in new spatial analysis by Ordnance Survey, the Met Office and 4 Earth Intelligence. The dataset combines OS building footprints, surface cover and green space…...
IMARC 2026 in Melbourne: policy, permitting and ESG signals for project teams
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (455+ words) International Council on Mining and Metals CEO Rohitesh Dhawan warns a looming “space race” for global mineral supremacy could sharply accelerate government backing for new mining projects and approvals. Organisers say IMARC 2026 in Melbourne will be a key test of…...
Youanmi first gold on track: development advance and stope flexibility for planners
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (431+ words) Rox Resources’ Youanmi gold project in Western Australia remains on track for first gold in mid-2027, with August underground advance beating the definitive feasibility study schedule. The mine recorded 577m of total mining for the month, including 431m of development across three…...
BHP awards Worley Copper South Australia work: design and risk notes for mine teams
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (447+ words) BHP has awarded Worley study and EPCM contracts for planned expansion projects at the Olympic Dam underground copper-uranium mine and the Carrapateena sub-level cave operation in South Australia, both still subject to BHP final investment decisions. The work covers front-end…...
Brightstar’s 751 g/t gold hit at Sandstone: design and stope notes for mine planners
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (373+ words) Brightstar Resources has reported a record intercept at its Sandstone gold project in Western Australia, with one metre at 751g/t gold within a broader 7m interval grading 119g/t from 199m depth in reverse-circulation hole BORC26036 at the Bull Oak deposit. The ultra-high-grade shoot…...