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Vale gets 10yr operating licence for giant Brazilian iron-ore mineBy:Creamer Media Deputy Editor: North America IRON-ORE Brazil-based iron-ore mining leader Vale has received a ten-year operating licence for its giant Carajás S11D project, the largest project in its history.
Brazil’s federal environment agency Ibama said in a statement Friday that Vale had fulfilled 16 specific conditions to operate the 90-million-tonne-a-year operation.
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