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Everything used by British Columbians in their everyday lives is either grown or found in the ground.
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Turkey mine explosion: Grief, anger, violence mount as death toll climbs
Attempts to rescue trapped miners after a fire in a Turkish mine continue Thursday morning after a break of four hours. So far there are at least 282 people dead and 142 remain unaccounted for.
CHART: Gold price – Yield-chasers were sold a bill of goods
Large investors have been rotating out of gold into income-producing assets, but forecasts of higher bond yields this year have been proved very wrong.
Palladium price jumps to three-year high
Platinum also soars over supply fears as deadly South African strikes drag on.
Big bump for Trevali shares after positive PEA for Caribou
Restart of past-producing zinc-lead-copper-silver-gold mine in New Brunswick now set for second quarter next year.
China burning and consuming most of the world’s coal
It accounts for 46% of the coal produced globally and consumes as much per year as s the rest of the world combined.
Metso wins a contract to supply services solutions to Codelco’s Chuquicamata mine in Chile
Metso's services solutions will improve the operational reliability and process efficiency of Codelco's grinding process.
Interim Report for FLSmidth & Co. A/S 1 January – 31 March 2014
The Board of Directors and the Group Management of FLSmidth & Co. A/S have today reviewed and approved the Interim Report for 1 January to 31 March 2014.
Silver demand reached record high in 2013, prices jump
July silver rose 1.3%, to $19.80 following a positive report by the Silver Institute and the London Silver Market Fixing's announcement that it will end price fixing on Aug. 14.
