Scientists find evidence for the formation of thinnest possible diamond
The researchers say the realization of a stable and atomically thick two-dimensional diamond material is still forthcoming
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Gold shows solid performance in July
The precious metal is on course for a 2.1 per cent rise this month
Anaconda positive about drilling results in Nova Scotia
Multiple occurrences of visible gold and assays with high-grade tenor were observed in their five-hole diamond drill program
Colombian First Nations protest illegal mining on their traditional territories
The Indigenous groups demand urgent action against 160 mines whose activities -they say- are contaminating rivers, ravines, and the Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta
Nebraska governor says NioCorp’s Elk Creek a ‘high-priority’ project
Niocorp's Elk Creek project in southeast Nebraska aims to produce niobium, scandium and titanium.
Barrick Gold, Tanzania begin talks to resolve Acacia Mining dispute
The world’s largest gold miner hopes to reach an agreement over claims against its subsidiary and the country’s current ban on mineral concentrate exports.
Drilling permit issued to Taseko’s New Prosperity mine not legal: CEAA
British Columbia's government says Taseko can drill, federal government says it can't.
Upbeat China data sends iron ore soaring, climbs the most in 8 months
Ore with 62% content in Qingdao jumped 7.2% to $73.70 a tonne, according to the Metal Bulletin, the highest price since April 11 and the largest one-day percentage gain since December 1, 2016.
Electric vehicles no threat to oil prices anytime soon
Hardly a day goes by without another media report about the impending demise of the Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) as petroleum powered cars and trucks are replaced by uber-clean Electric Vehicles (EV).
