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'Re-badging?' Activists unconvinced by proposed tin mine's new 'green' plan

Critica says the new plan cuts surface disturbance and mine waste as activists protest the revised proposal, which holds about 81,000 tonnes of contained tin.

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Critica Minerals details its new underground Mount Lindsay tin mine plan, aiming to ease environmental worries. Discover the project's alleged new footprint.

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'Re-badging?' Activists unconvinced by proposed tin mine's new 'green' plan

Critica Minerals details its new underground Mount Lindsay tin mine plan, aiming to ease environmental worries. Discover the project's alleged new footprint.

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The Examiner broke the news in Launceston, Australia on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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