Mongolia working hard to avoid the mistakes of 2009 with new mining law
The Law with the Long Name enacted in 2009 abruptly cancelled 200 mining and exploration licences.
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US raises serious concerns over Oyu Tolgoi’s environmental, social impact
Won't vote on World Bank funding of $4.5 billion debt package sought by Rio Tinto.
American Eagle gold bullion coin sales jump
The US Mint sold 80,500 ounces of American Eagle gold bullion coins during February 2013.
Bull market for gold no secret in Japan
In some countries, the precious metal's price is soaring.
South Korea buys 20 tonnes of gold for $1.03 billion
The central bank now holds 104.4 tonnes.
Diavik Diamond Mines Inc. announces new scholarship fund
PRESS RELEASE FROM RIO TINTO, 08 MARCH 2013: Diavik Diamond Mines Inc., in partnership with the Yellowknife Community Foundation, is pleased to […]
CIM Editor Peter Braul Interviews EduMine Author and Presenter Jack Caldwell
CIM Magazine Editor Peter Braul sits down with Jack Caldwell, EduMine author and presenter, mine closure expert, and blogger, and talks about leaving a mining legacy to be proud of. Among other topics, Jack talks to Peter about why he blogs openly about issues the mining industry faces, and the drivers for good post-closure practices.
Gold’s next bull run before year’s end: GATA director Ed Steer
GATA director Ed Steer discusses gold, silver and central bank precious metal purchases.
FUN BREAK: Crystal found in wreckage likely to be legendary ‘Viking sunstone’
The whitish chunk of Icelandic calcite was found at the bottom of the English Channel.
