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To reduce the use of tailings dams, Vale said it is aiming to invest a further BRL11 billion (US$2.75 billion) in dry processing of iron ore over the next five years, including BRL1.5 billion in Minas Gerais
Still dealing with the aftermath of the deadly Brumadinho disaster, Vale is looking at alternatives to tailings dams
Following the Brumadinho tailings dam disaster in January of this year, all eyes have been on Brazilian iron ore giant Vale and its tailings management practices.
ANM has authorised the partial resumption of dry processing at Vale's Vargem Grande complex
