British Columbia unveils mining claims framework, First Nations call it a step back
British Columbia has introduced a new framework requiring consultation with First Nations before registering mining claims.
Colombia’s Attorney General's Office sent a memo to the president of the National Mining Agency (ANM), Álvaro Pardo, asking him to make public the ruling that states that the agency will no longer grant concessions for the exploration and development...
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