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[Title] => Tribal families ‘displaced’ by Vizcaya mine project seek compensation
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[Title] => Reyes orders probe of mercury pollution in Vizcaya village
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has ordered an investigation into recent findings of mercury contamination reportedly caused by illegal small-scale mining in a remote mineral-rich village in Kasibu town.
Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Angelo Reyes also directed the regional and provincial environment officials to immediately take action against those behind the despoliation of natural resources in Barangay Didipio, a mountain village at the Nueva Vizcaya-Quirino boundary.
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[Title] => Leviste is new Mirant Phils head
[Summary] => US-based Mirant Corp. announced yesterday the appointment of Jose P. Leviste Jr. as chairman, president and chief executive officer of its Philippine unit and as a senior vice president at the parent company.
"Mr. Leviste brings tremendous experience and expertise to Mirant which will be invaluable in our Philippine business," Mirant chairman and chief executive officer Edward R. Muller said.
Mirant Philippines is the largest private producer of electricity in the country. It owns and operates over 2,500 megawatts of generating capacity.
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[Title] => Aussie firm to start operating gold-copper plant in Vizcaya
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — Amid the stiff opposition from church-led anti-mining groups, the controversial multi-billion Didipio gold-copper project will start its operation early next year.
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) approved the feasibility study of Australian firm Climax Mining Ltd., the parent company of Climax Arimco Mining Corp. (CAMC), which contracted the $81 million gold-copper project in Didipio village in Kasibu town here.
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[Title] => Another mining firm gets Vizcaya permit
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — Encouraged by the government’s expanded initiative to revive the country’s mining industry, another foreign company is venturing into another multibillion-peso gold and copper exploration in several villages in this mineral-rich province.
Metex Mineral Resources Corp., a 70 percent foreign-owned mining firm, was recently granted a permit by the government to mine gold and copper deposits in at least six villages in the mountain towns of Quezon and Kayapa.
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[Title] => Aussie firm denies bribing Nueva Vizcaya board members
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — An Australian mining company behind the controversial gold and copper mining venture in the remote mountain village of Didipio in Kasibu town has denied bribing provincial board members in exchange for their endorsement of the project.
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[Title] => NV board denies receiving money
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — The members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan have denounced talk that they allegedly received money from a foreign mining company in exchange for their endorsement of its controversial multibillion-peso gold and copper project.
Board member Teodorico Padilla said they never received any single cent from the Australian firm Climax Arimco Mining Corp. (CAMC), which is behind the proposed mining venture in the remote mountain village of Didipio in Kasibu town.
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[Title] => Quirino town backs mining venture
[Summary] => NAGTIPUNAN, Quirino — The proposed Australian-funded gold and copper project in a village at the mountain boundary of Quirino and Nueva Vizcaya has gotten a big boost after this town’s Sangguniang Bayan expressed its support for the controversial mining venture.
Meanwhile, pro-mining residents of the mineral-rich village of Didipio picketed the provincial legislative building in Nueva Vizcaya yesterday to convince the 13-member provincial board to endorse the proposed mining project of the Australian firm Climax Arimco Mining Corp (CAMC).
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[Title] => Aussie firm pins hopes on NV board for gold-copper project
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — After failing to obtain the endorsement of the municipal council of a mountain town here, the Australian-funded Climax Arimco Mining Corp. (CAMC) is now pinning its hopes on the provincial board for its multibillion-peso gold and copper mining project.
Engineer Arnel Arrojo, director of the CAMC project in remote Didipio village in Kasibu, expressed hope that the Sangguniang Panlalawigan would endorse the venture despite the earlier rejection they got from the Kasibu municipal council.
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[Title] => Reyes orders probe of mercury pollution in Vizcaya village
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Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Angelo Reyes also directed the regional and provincial environment officials to immediately take action against those behind the despoliation of natural resources in Barangay Didipio, a mountain village at the Nueva Vizcaya-Quirino boundary.
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"Mr. Leviste brings tremendous experience and expertise to Mirant which will be invaluable in our Philippine business," Mirant chairman and chief executive officer Edward R. Muller said.
Mirant Philippines is the largest private producer of electricity in the country. It owns and operates over 2,500 megawatts of generating capacity.
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The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) approved the feasibility study of Australian firm Climax Mining Ltd., the parent company of Climax Arimco Mining Corp. (CAMC), which contracted the $81 million gold-copper project in Didipio village in Kasibu town here.
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Metex Mineral Resources Corp., a 70 percent foreign-owned mining firm, was recently granted a permit by the government to mine gold and copper deposits in at least six villages in the mountain towns of Quezon and Kayapa.
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[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — An Australian mining company behind the controversial gold and copper mining venture in the remote mountain village of Didipio in Kasibu town has denied bribing provincial board members in exchange for their endorsement of the project.
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Board member Teodorico Padilla said they never received any single cent from the Australian firm Climax Arimco Mining Corp. (CAMC), which is behind the proposed mining venture in the remote mountain village of Didipio in Kasibu town.
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Meanwhile, pro-mining residents of the mineral-rich village of Didipio picketed the provincial legislative building in Nueva Vizcaya yesterday to convince the 13-member provincial board to endorse the proposed mining project of the Australian firm Climax Arimco Mining Corp (CAMC).
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Engineer Arnel Arrojo, director of the CAMC project in remote Didipio village in Kasibu, expressed hope that the Sangguniang Panlalawigan would endorse the venture despite the earlier rejection they got from the Kasibu municipal council.
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