On Oct. 4 last year, as toxic red sludge from a Hungarian aluminum plant flowed toward the Danube, critics of the fledgling bauxite mining industry in Vietnam resurfaced after being silenced in 2009.

Explore the thriving gallium industry in Vietnam, backed by significant bauxite reserves. Despite current low production, ...

VietNamNet Bridge – The bauxite mining projects in Vietnam raise controversy again after the red mud spill in Hungary.VietNamNet summarises the opinions of experts and officials. Intellectuals urge ...

HANOI, Vietnam — Google Inc. says malicious software has been used to spy on Vietnamese computer users opposed to a controversial bauxite mine in the Southeast Asian country. Computer security ...

Google Inc. says malicious software has been used to spy on Vietnamese computer users opposed to a controversial bauxite mine in the Southeast Asian country. Computer security firm McAfee said the ...

The role of China in the bauxite project also has stirred up anger in a nation that still fears its bigger neighbor: Vietnam was a tributary state of China for 1,000 years and was invaded by China ...

AWAC, the global alumina alliance of Alcoa and Melbourne-based Alumina, finally secures agreement to break into Vietnam's fledging bauxite/alumina industry.

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VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam does not have a policy of allowing Chinese investors in bauxite projects in the Central Highlands, President Truong Tan Sang has said. Vietnamnet.vn ... China not to mine ...

The government will also explore the possibility of mining 68-112.2 million tons of bauxite annually in four central highlands provinces. At 5.8 billion tons, Vietnam has the world’s second largest ...

"Specifically, these attacks have tried to squelch opposition to bauxite mining efforts in Vietnam, an important and emotionally charged issue in the country," Google engineer Neel Mehta wrote in ...