Newssummary: Chihong Mining Lead&Zinc Project in Inner Mongolia Close on Environmental Concerns

Published: Apr 30, 2015 15:00

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Hulunbuir Chihong Mining’s lead&zinc project closed for failing to meet environmental protection standards, local news reported Apr. 29.

SHANGHAI, Apr. 30 (SMM) – Hulunbuir Chihong Mining’s lead&zinc project closed for failing to meet environmental protection standards, local news reported Apr. 29.

Another company, named Hunan Hengyang Meilun Co.’s lead & zinc project, is also in the list of 2124 projects across the nation that violates environmental protection laws.

News earlier reported that Hulunbuir Chihong Mining Co. succeeded in producing zinc ingot at its 200,000-tpy lead&zinc production line in Dec. 2014.

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