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Fine-tuning mining plan for big future

IT'S an old joke in the mining world that the best ore will eventually be found under the waste dump, with the message being that someone started mining low-grade material too soon. <b>By Tim Treadgold <i>RESOURCESTOCKS</i>*</b>

Tim Treadgold
Fine-tuning mining plan for big future

The same effect can be observed before mining starts, when new data upsets feasibility studies. That's the challenge confronting Deep Yellow, an Australian-listed advanced uranium explorer which has...

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