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	Friday, 09 September 2011
	global coal industry coverage
	NEWS Lower coal production in the US Production hits 21 mm short tons for the month ended September 3.[$] India: CIL irregularities found Company found to operate 239 mines without environmental clearance.[$]   India faces coking coal woes Steel Ministry says there are constraints on availability of material.   Columbus in talks for Polish JV Company in talks with Vesado.   Karnataka set to issue coal tender Company seeks to buy 500,000 tons of coal.[$] China aims for stable coal supply Country seeks to maintain adequate supply levels as economy continues growth.[$]   Tavan Tolgoi bidding continues Negotiations over the mining rights continue Citic to consider options on Macarthur Company to weigh options after Anglo counterbid collapses.   Mechel to enter Indian coal market Company forms joint venture with Somani Group. [$]	POPULAR Queensland imposes fly-in workforce limit for BHP Billiton US coal prices mostly unchanged Mongolia plans IPO Xstrata releases terms for rail project Russia Jan-Aug production rises Indian officials consider hiking royalties Queensland coal mines set to ramp up production Teck and Ridley Terminal ink pact Anglo American drops bid for Macarthur New South Wales to hike mine royalties   FORUM Re:SELL LIMESTONE DEPOSIT 3 BILLIONS TO... Re:Cost of Freight Re:Boulder Slag Re:CHARTERING SERVICES FOR DRY CARGOES Re:CHARTERING SERVICES FOR DRY CARGOES	This email was sent to oil. Click here to be removed from this list. Alert to all CoalWeek newsletter subscribers: Never give out your CoalWeek.com login information in response to an e-mail solicitation from unknown senders. Please also note that e-mails from CoalWeek never include attachments. CONTACT CoalWeek 848 N. Rainbow Blvd. Box #1658 Las Vegas, NV 89107 USA T: +1-702-430-1748 E: inquiries@coalweek.com
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