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Mark your calendar now
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With August already here, now is the time to start thinking about regional events that are taking place this fall in your area. Northwestern Canadian Chapter is having their annual meeting Oct. 15-17 (Best Western Vernon Lodge & Conference Centre Vernon, BC, Canada) for those of you in that part of the world and for those more southern, the Chilean Chapter Conference is Oct. 20-22 (Hotel Santa Cruz Santa Cruz, Chile). Within the U.S. there are several conferences that may offer state refresher training hours (make sure to check within your state). The Mid-America Conference is Nov. 3-5 (The Resort at Port Arrowhead, Lake Ozark, Mo.) and Dec. 2-3 is the Kentucky Blasting Conference (Heritage Hall & Hyatt Regency Hotel, Lexington, Ky.). For an updated list of events make sure to check out ISEE's Mark your Calendar page! More

Securing abandoned areas would be priority
from Sierra Vista Herald
Arizona's abandoned mines pose a very real and dangerous threat to the people of the state, the only candidate running for state mine inspector against the incumbent told a gathering of local Democrats.  More
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Blast tests go off without drama
from Tweed Daily News
Explosive works on the $300 million Banora Point Pacific Highway upgrade yesterday turned out to be a real blast for passing motorists, who faced only minimal delays during the construction works.  More
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USDA holds up quarry funding
from Altoona Mirror
A $5.4 million federal loan will not be released to the company proposing a quarry project in Catharine Township until the U.S. Department of Agriculture investigates comments from concerned residents and local groups after a recent environmental assessment of the plans.  More
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Mining workers suffer as diseases increase
from The Zimbabwean
Zimbabwe's mining sector has had an increase in the number of workers suffering from pneumoconiosis due to dusty operations at the workplace, according to the National Social Security Authority of Zimbabwe (NSSA).  More
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Explosives experts claimed fatal bomb test was 'reckless and negligent'
from The Telegraph
Engineers and military figures said they were "shocked" when they were told that large quantities of volatile chemicals had been mixed together without being tested first, in a bid to replicate the devices made by terrorists, and called the fatal explosion both "foreseeable and preventable."  More
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Nigeria's mining sector capable of displacing crude oil as economic cash cow
from Nigerian Compass Newspaper
Over the years, there has been so much talk by successive administrations about the need to diversify the revenue base of Nigeria without matching the talks with action. Musa Sada who is the Minister of Mines and Steel Development, says if the vast natural resources the country is endowed with in the mining sub-sector are harnessed, potential revenue from the sector is capable of relegating crude oil to the backdoor.  More
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Northwest Ohio Bomb Squad trains with found dynamite
from The News-Messenger
The Northwest Ohio Bomb Squad turned a potentially hazardous situation into a teachable moment. Some dynamite was found about a week ago in a barn at 3630 Northeast Catawba Road in Catawba Island Township, Ohio. It was found by a family member of the former owner, who notified the Catawba Island Township Police Department. They, in turn, notified the squad, who used the opportunity to train new members.  More
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