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Digging deep: Recovering buried treasure

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Almost two decades ago, a 500-year-old Portuguese ship loaded with millions in gold coins was found, almost intact — in an African desert.

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Digging deep: Recovering buried treasure

Almost two decades ago, a 500-year-old Portuguese ship loaded with millions in gold coins was found, almost intact — in an African desert.

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Digging deep: Inside Coal India’s push to reopen abandoned, underground mines

India is keen to hand over abandoned mines to private players. While this can help meet growing domestic coal demand and reduce reliance on imports, it also raises questions about labour conditions, environmental impacts, and India’s coal policy Desolation and dust permeate the air at the now-abandoned Saunda D Colliery in Bhurkunda, in the Ramgarh district of Jharkhand. An underground mine, it had a capacity of producing nearly a million tonnes…

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Brantford Expositor broke the news in Ontario, Canada 2 days ago on Thursday, April 3, 2025.

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Digging deep: Recovering buried treasure

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Digging deep: Recovering buried treasure

Digging deep: Inside Coal India’s push to reopen abandoned, underground mines

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