Newmont Mining Corp. and a Mercury Spill in Peru (B) Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Ever since the spill, the Newmont executed more than US$ 100 million on the improvements and damages to the mine to prevent further spills and to lessen its environmental collision. An internal audit reasoned the environmental principles at the mine were earnestly deficient.

Newmont Mining Corp. and a Mercury Spill in Peru (B) Case Study Solution

The in-house counsel admonished other executives regarding the possibility of the criminal liability. Regardless of the developments at the mine, Newmont was prevented by a big local protest from enlarging its operations in the region. Dearth of trust by the locals led to the demonstration. The new CEO is attempting to decide what else Newmont is morally required to implement before continuing to manage Yanacocha, and the other mines of Newmont, successfully. Allan Ingelson and writers Jaana Woiceshyn are affiliated with the University of Calgary.

PUBLICATION DATE: March 22, 2013 PRODUCT #: W13079-PDF-ENG

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