US Supreme Court to decide fate of Virginia’s uranium mining ban
Supreme Court will have to decide whether the southeastern state hast the right to regulate uranium mining or that should be done by the federal government.
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Largo to expand vanadium mine in Brazil
The Maracás Menchen mine has a take-or-pay off-take agreement with Glencore for 100% of its vanadium material.
Nova Scotia miners to give C$8,000 to those who can prove industry ‘rocks’
The judging panel includes former Minister of Natural Resources and current Transportation Minister Lloyd Hines, Chief Terry Paul of Membertou First Nation and MINING.com’s own Cecilia Jamasmie.
Suncor posts record quarterly operating income of $1.3B
Cash flow provided by operating activities was $4.37 billion.
Grab samples deliver strong copper grades at Aurania’s Ecuador concession
Next steps include ranking its list of targets for near-term scout drilling.
Central banks continue to stock gold but ETF investors dump bullion
The World Gold Council found that gold demand reached 964.3 tonnes in Q3.
You’ll need 286 pounds of coal to fuel that electric road trip
As electric vehicles slowly become a bigger part of the global fleet, questions about mileage and fuel efficiency are going to become more apposite.
Every US metal producer is down for 2018, despite tariffs
Companies in metals and mining have been hit especially hard amid concern that the rising trade frictions from the tariffs have helped crimp economic growth.
Site visit: IDM keen on Red Mountain in Golden Triangle
Red Mountain stands between the Cambria Icefield and its largest outlet, the Bromley Glacier. From the nearby town of Stewart, it is a 10-minute helicopter ride.
