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Unexpected move yesterday announced by one of the largest mini adidas samba og ng companies globally. Showing it may be bailing out of a country that used to be one of the worldrsquo  go-to minerals destinations.The firm is BHP Billiton mdash; and the place is Indonesia. With the major saying that it is considering a complete sale and exit from its Indonesian coal operations.Related:The Race For A Slice Of The Asian N adidas originals samba atural Gas MarketBHP spokespeople confirmed to Reuters that the company is looking at options for the sale of its IndoMet metallurgical coal division. Which holds seven licenses across Indonesiarsquo  Central and East Kalimantan provinces.Such a sale  af1 would be a substantial about-face for BHP. Which last year appeared to be moving ahead full-steam with its Indonesian coal projectsndash;when the company started up the Haju mine here, and said it was moving forward with commissioning of a second mine across its coal licenses.At the time, BHP also said it was planning further exploration in Indonesia mdash; to expand on the 1.3 billion tonnes of coal resources already identified on its licenses.Relatedithium War Heats Up After Epic Launch Of Tesla Model 3All those announcements came in September 2015, a little over half a year ago. And it appears that in the months since, BHPrsquo  management has completely changed its mind on these projects.Some of that may have to do with recent political events in Indonesia. Including a high-profile battle between the government and Fre Mtfj Morrisons raises 拢7m for Save the Children
DAVIS FILES BILL TO PROTECT MISSISSIPPIS CHILDREN Today State Senator Doug Davis  R-Hernando  pre-filed legislation making the sale of babies in Mississippi illegal. If passed, the new law would mean any one convicted of baby-selling would be fined up to $20,000 and sentenced to a maximum of 10 years in prison.  It is important we protect the most vulnerable in our society, and this legislation does just that,  Davis said.  I can not imagine anyone wanting to sell a child, but people who engage in this type of activity should face stiff penalties.  In August, a Yalobusha County woman was caught attempting sell a child in exchange for $2,000 and a vehicle. Because there currently is no state law forbidding the sale of children, local authorities could only charge the woman with child neglect. This legislation will be considered during the 2009 legislative session. The Mississippi State Senate convenes at 12 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 6 in Jackson, Miss. MS State Senate Press Release12/18/8                            Share                                                owala canada                  mizuno                                                                                                                                About the Author s              owala bottle                                                                                                                                           Magnolia Tribune                                                This article was produced by Magnolia Tribune