Chinalco could invest $426 million in Suriname bauxite project
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SANTIAGO, April 3 (Reuters) – Caserones copper mine in Chile said on Tuesday that it would temporarily shut down its copper concentrator in order to replace a leaking pipe.
The Environmental Tribunal of Antofagasta, a province of Chile’s northern mining region, asked Lumina Copper, which owns the mine, to shut down the processing plant for 15 days following a tailings spill into a nearby river, Caserones said in a statement.
Caserones said in a statement the rest of the mine remained in operation.
(Reporting by Fabian Cambero; Writing by Dave Sherwood; Editing by Sandra Maler)
