No end to uranium price plunge
"Some producers need to move material for cash flow purposes and we have seen some pretty aggressive selling in the past few weeks."
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Flashback Friday: The world’s scariest mining chart
One year ago the most popular post at MINING.com examined how much longer the bear market in mining would last – compare and contrast.
Newcastle Gold up fourfold in 2016 after latest assays
Vancouver junior finds high-grade gold mineralization 100m below currently modelled pit at past-producing California project.
Platinum market could face shortage: PwC
Chronic underinvestment in platinum mines has exacerbated supply crunch.
Police killed 65, injured 270 at Barrick mine in Tanzania, inquiry hears
Tanzanian police have killed 65 people and injured 270 during years of sporadic clashes with villagers at a controversial Canadian-owned gold mine, according to evidence heard by a Tanzanian government inquiry.
US environmentalist to restart three met-coal mines
Restarting idled coal mines might seem like an odd way to fight climate change, but that’s the plan for a U.S. conservationist and his business partners, who recently acquired three Tumbler Ridge-Chetwynd area coal mines.
Gold: Top explored commodity
The Canada-U.S. region accounted for 39% of all significant gold results announced between July 1 and Sept. 8, 2015.
Sandspring looking at “gold only” prospect in Guyana
Gold producers in the area have to deal with geopolitical hassles.
Junior and mid-tier gold producers leading growth: Haywood
The current environment benefits small and mid-size companies.
