The view from England: Mining in just three words
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Posts by Chris Hinde:
The view from England: Mining and the wealth of nations
In the 18th century, a nation's wealth was generally seen in terms of its stock of gold and silver.
The View from England: PDAC is over — time for would-be investors to reflect
Taking a long-term perspective, demand for iron ore, copper and other energy transition metals seems assured.
The view from England: Space rocks and rockets, the final frontier
Space never ceases to fascinate, whether it is our reaching the extra-terrestrial or the extra-terrestrial reaching us.
The View from England: When copper production was dominated by the Welsh
The U.K. no longer springs to mind as a mining giant, but it used to have a dominant role in the global industry.
The View from England: Sending the right signals
Unlike the BBC, mining companies don't need to entertain, but they do need to inform and educate.
The view from England: Time to wake up sleepy heads
Mining companies seem to be sleepwalking into a catastrophic shortage of skills.
The view from England: Time called on mining graduates
The U.K. Mining Education Forum notes that no one has enrolled in mining engineering or mineral processing undergraduate courses in the country for the past two years.
The view from England: Cryptocurrency crash reminiscent of past bubbles
Catastrophic April and May serve to remind investors of the dangers in relying upon such ephemeral stores of wealth.
The view from England: Party time as resources soar
Exploration expenditure rose 35% in 2021 to $11.2 billion,
The view from England: Events avalanche
In-person events are suddenly back, with Mines and Money, Indaba, PDAC and, of course, the Venice Biennale crowding our calendars.
The view from England: Uranium is hot once again
The prices of coal and oil have also risen, but it is uranium that is likely to see the greatest long-term impact from the outbreak of war in eastern Europe.
