Patagonia Gold to pay $15 million for gold/silver project in Argentina
Patagonia’s plans have reignited a long-standing debate related to the environmental risks of open-pit operations that use of cyanide leaching technology.
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Gold ions open the way for energy efficient devices
Japanese scientists want to determine the needed components to design batteries with less volatility and flammability.
On December 31, centenary Ontario gold mine shut down
The Dome underground mine was the longest continuously operating mine in Canada.
The one sector you want to own in 2018 (and 3 sectors to avoid)
In this post I will lay out which sector I believe will do well against a backdrop of rising inflation and rising bond yields (including offering some stock picks), and I will also specify which sectors and asset classes you will want to avoid in 2018.
Silver-lead-zinc-mine to re-open in New South Wales
The town of Broken Hill, New South Wales, will have something to shout about in the new year.
10 charts that show why gold is undervalued right now
With the year quickly coming to a close, it might be time to start thinking about rebalancing the gold holdings in your portfolio.
Oil tops $60 at close of year
Oil prices are set to close out the year up more than 11 percent, hitting their highest level since 2015. However, the road to higher prices was rocky.
West Virginia coal miner killed in dozer accident
A coal miner in West Virginia has died following an accident at a mine owned by Revelation Energy, LLC.
Gold cracks $1300 to finish year up 12.5%
Gold bulls have something to cheer about today even before the champagne corks fly on Sunday night.
