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Sand miner looks to benefit from Beetaloo fraccing

MINING company Territory Sands is in advanced discussions with all the exploration parties in the Northern Territory hoping to develop the Beetaloo Basin, with high hopes it will provide as much as a million tonnes of sand for fraccing operations.

$Sand miner looks to benefit from Beetaloo fraccing$

Territory Sands has applied for mining tenements for an area new Larrimah which could be used to mix with water for fraccing activities. Current fraccing operations require sand which is shipped from...

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