Mexico’s Fresnillo silver production and grades dropped in 2012
The world's largest primary silver producer reported a slight fall in production for 2012.
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Beijing plans coal pollution clampdown
450 heavy-polluting coal plants will be closed
Aurizon wants shareholders to reject Alamos offer
The company said it is "inadequate and opportunistic."
Metso to supply mining equipment to OAO Severstal’s Olkon mine in Russia
The high-capacity drying system will improve mine performance
Western Australia releases book on local gemstones
Western Australia has a growing international reputation as a major source of pink and other coloured diamonds, as well as beryl, topaz, tourmaline and gem-quality quartz.
HR Leaders – ‘Game On’ at 2013 Resources Summit Gold Coast, QLD 7th – 9th May 2013
Human Resources leadership conference in Australia's Gold Coast
Aussies trust their miners slightly more than the media
A study comparing the perception of industries concluded that banking, mining, the media and power companies are the sectors people don't trust to act in the public interest.
Transition Metals almost doubles Janice lake copper project area
The property now includes 11,684 ha (117 km2) up from the original 6,880 as per March last year.
Coal export proposals are number one threat to the climate in the US: Greenpeace
Coal export expansions in the United States would release more carbon pollution than any other new US fossil fuel project, according to the most report from Greenpeace.
