Fresh threats to Europe’s shale industry as lawmakers draw up regulations
The European Commission is set to announce tighter guidelines for companies involved in the shale gas industry by January.
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Canadian juniors more resilient than many expected: report
Only 31 juniors listed on the TSX-V were delisted in the 12 months ending June 30.
Mining group seeking to fill up pot of gold in Ireland
Irish government has granted Connemara Mining 10 prospecting licenses.
Southern Copper’s $1bn Tia Maria mine to begin production in March
The Peruvian copper project, halted in 2011 after clashes between residents and police that left three dead, could began production about a year ahead of schedule.
Potash demand to hit decade high next year—Uralkali
World's No.1 potash producer expects global demand to reach between 58 and 60 million tons next year.
Polemic Tasmanian iron ore mine to begin operations
Shree Minerals’ Nelson Bay River mine was officially opened Thursday.
BHP miners rescued, Chinese still trapped
Both mines will remain closed until security probes are complete.
Brazilian tycoon Batista sells Colombian coal mines for $450 million
Sale of Canaverales and Papayal open-pit mines expected to be completed by year-end.
Glencore Xstrata sells 80% stake in copper project
The Frieda River project in Papua New Guinea is one of Asia-Pacific's largest copper deposits.
Another Canadian miner fights over rights in Kyrgyzstan
Stans Energy is seeking close to US$118 million in compensation for losses and damage through an international arbitration action launched Thursday.
Colombia election outcome could reshape copper investment
Political uncertainty and worsening security risks are keeping billions in mining investment on the sidelines ahead of presidential vote.