US EPA says fracking can impact drinking water resources
The agency said such statement, however, cannot become a “national, systemic conclusion” about the impacts of the oil and gas extraction method.
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Here’s how lab created diamonds are made
Technological leaps have allowed companies to create large numbers of gem-quality stones inexpensively, but very few know how they are really made.
Canada’s Capstone to hire back laid-off workers thanks to copper price rally
The Minto copper mine, located about 240 kilometres northwest of Whitehorse, near Pelly Crossing, shut all open-pit mining operations on Oct. 1, which meant letting go 58 people.
Colombia: Golden future, difficult reality
I came to Colombia primarily to answer one question: this country may offer immense mineral potential but is it a good place to spend some investment dollars?
Gold producers have underperformed and will continue to lag
Gold producers will always draw interest from generalist investors and the media due to their cash flows and larger market caps; however, gold explorers and developers are where the real gains can be made.
Canada’s Kirkland Lake halts gold mine in Australia, leaves up to 150 jobless
Company said the decision to place its the Stawell gold mine into care and maintenance was based on dwindling production at the operation.
Not so prolific: US shale faces a reality check
The collapse of oil prices has forced the U.S. shale industry to slash production costs.
Lab-made diamond harder than the natural gem
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Agnico Eagle buys into Yukon’s White Gold district
Canadian gold miner Agnico Eagle Mines (TSX,NYSE:AGM) is grabbing a significant land position in a well-known Yukon gold play that has already yielded two purchases by major gold mining companies.
