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2015
Molyhil tungsten project, AustraliaBy:Creamer Media Research Coordinator & Senior Deputy Editor The upgraded feasibility study on Molyhil envisages mining using conventional opencut, as well as contract drill and blast methods, followed by owner-operated excavation and haulage.
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