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location:Sydney, Australia
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location:London, United Kingdom
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location:London, United Kingdom
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In the wake of its latest tailings dam disaster, Brazilian iron mining giant Vale has announced that it will decommission all its tailings dams built using the upstream method
This is the second tailings dam failure at a Vale site in the state of Minas Gerais in recent years
Vale estimated that it will take about three years to decommission its upstream dams and cost about 5 billion Brazilian real (US$1.4 billion).
Brazil miner has improved stability at some of its tailings dams
