MINING NEWS: Teck Cominco boss impressed with AlaskaStable taxation levels and regulatory environment are good for mining, but infrastructure could be improved, says Don Lindsay Sarah Hurst For Mining News
In a week when lead and zinc hit record-breaking high prices, it was particularly appropriate for Vancouver-based Teck Cominco’s president and CEO, Don Lindsay, to be visiting Alaska for the seventh time. The state is home to the world’s largest lead-zinc mine, Red Dog, and the company has further d....
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