Opponents of South Dakota uranium project demand more info
The Dewey-Burdock mine is expected to recover 1 million pounds of uranium annually for eight years.
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Kinder Morgan merges assets in $70-billion deal
The merger is the largest in the energy sector in the last 15 years.
Coal oversupply to cap prices to 5-year-low
Not even higher seasonal demand expected as the Northern Hemisphere heads into winter will save coal from its free falling, analysts say.
Canada’s Mount Polley disaster: experts warned tailings pond ‘getting large’
Consulting company claims it told Imperial Metals how important it was to monitor the tailings “to prevent problems in the future."
West Africa Ebola outbreak forces miners to lock down operations, delay projects
After the WHO declared the current outbreak an “international public health emergency.”
Newmont steps up pressure against W. Australia’s royalty hike
Company argues a royalty hike would jeopardize the profitability of Australia's two largest gold mines.
Abandoned Romanian mine now an underground theme park
It has a ferris wheel, mini golf course, bowling lane, boating on the underground lake and a sports arena.
Mining tycoon, Calgary Flames co-owner, also Imperial Metals’ largest shareholder
N. Murray Edwards has a 36% stake in Imperial Metals, owner of Mount Polley mine.
Alaskans uneasy over another Imperial Metals mine nearing end of construction
The Red Chris copper and gold project, in northwest B.C., is located near the Iskut River, a major tributary of the Stikine River, which ends in southeast Alaska.
Indian millionaire splashes out over $200k on 22 carat gold shirt
He had the expensive outfit made for his 45th birthday.
Panama ready to unveil key audit on First Quantum copper mine
Final independent Cobre Panama audit, due Friday, arrives amid renewed anti-mining protests and mounting political pressure.