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Category: Sand Mining

Namibia: Environment Ministry to Punish Illegal Sand Miners

The environment ministry says it will have no mercy with people who are caught mining sand, and those who are found guilty of the offence face 25 years imprisonment or a fine of N$500,000, or both.

Looking to Holland to find more sand for Galveston Island, Texas

For years, sand has been returned to eroded beaches and dunes on Galveston Island by bulldozers and backhoes at a cost of millions of dollars. Now, a new idea: let Mother Nature do the work.

Company makes new iron sand mining attempt

A plan to mine iron sands off the South Taranaki coast is back on the table.

Sand scarcity hits Mumbai’s first artificial beach project

The plan for Mumbai’s first artificial beach off Marine Drive faces a challenge due to huge shortage of sand.

Cemex sand mine decision anticipated before years’ end; California

For the Cemex sand mine in Marina, and for those calling for it to be shut down, the hourglass may almost be out of sand.

Why are beaches disappearing in Morocco?

Desirable coastal areas are being stripped of their beachfronts by the construction need for sand…

Illegal sand mining is a multi-million Crore scam: Study

An NGO released a 300-page document and video clippings on illegal sand mining in coastal Karnataka (Southwest India) and that’s a scam worth more than Rs 850 crore per annum. (1 Crore Rupees = 10 Million Rupees).

State-owned miner may enter rare earth minerals, beach sand mining; India

State-owned miner may foray into rare earth minerals and beach sand mining, among others, according to official sources.

Israel: Police arrest contractors in illegal sand mining conspiracy

Though it may sound counterintuitive to steal and sell sand in a desert region like the Middle East, sand mining is big business. For years sand mining has been a major source of income for organized crime figures.

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