July 15, 2013 China’s economy on track for slowest growth in 23 years "Manufacturers will continue to hurt and construction will slow unless the government steps up."
July 13, 2013 The hidden edge of junior mining companies “Exploration on the whole is a capital destroying business.”
July 12, 2013 UK Coal restructuring secures mining operations and 2,000 jobs A new Employee Benefit Trust will run the new business and the Daw Mill mine will see its remaining coal deposit transferred to the Coal Authority.
July 9, 2013 Air pollution sheds years from life expectancy: MIT study Beijing particulate levels in January reached as high as 700 micrograms per cubic metre.
July 8, 2013 Whitehaven Coal Maules Creek project stalled by protests Dozens of protesters form picket line; workers walk off.
July 7, 2013 US House panel looks at Western coal industry Congress is poised to enter the debate over whether taxpayers are getting a fair return on coal mined from public lands in the Western U.S. as a House committee plans…
July 6, 2013 Long-awaited coal miner stamp due in August The coal miner stamp is one of 12 Forever stamps, inset, in the "Made in America: Building a Nation" series due for sale in August.
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