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Chile Prevents Lundin from Reopening Its Alcaparrosa Copper Mine

iconJun 13, 2023 15:24
Source:SMM
According to foreign news on June 8, an environmental court in Chile issued a stoppage order last Thursday, which will prevent Canadian mining company Lundin from reopening its Alcaparrosa copper mine.

According to foreign news on June 8, an environmental court in Chile issued a stoppage order last Thursday, which will prevent Canadian mining company Lundin from reopening its Alcaparrosa copper mine.

Lundin closed the copper mine nearly a year ago after a huge sinkhole appeared in a nearby village.


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