Mining executives split on who bears burden of climate change
The debate among the world’s top miners shows how climate and global warming is becoming a bigger issue facing all companies.
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Firestone meets annual production targets despite market weakness
The miner dug up 829,458 carats in the fiscal year ended June from Liqhobong, in Lesotho, which is its only operating mine.
Newcrest Mining Q4 gold output climbs 4%, beats estimate
Australia's largest listed gold miner said production for the June quarter rose to 661,414 ounces from 634,950 ounces reported last year.
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The spotlight shines on resource-rich Australia, which took three of the top five spots.
Anglo American to use only renewable energy in Chile by 2021
Renewable energy supplied by Enel Chile will power Anglo American's flagship Los Bronces copper mine.
Moneta continues to expand Golden Highway project
The company has punched two drill holes in the South West gold deposit at its Golden Highway project 110 km east of Timmins.
Seabridge secures C$17m private placement
Seabridge intends to use the proceeds to fund general working capital requirements.
US coal miners lobby Congress to fund Black Lung Trust Fund
Black lung disease is an epidemic killing thousands of coal miners.
Cuda Oil to sell all Quebec assets for C$10.6m
Cuda Oil and Gas Inc. (TSXV: CUDA) announced today it has entered into a series of binding agreements to sell all of […]
