INFOGRAPHIC: The evolution of America’s energy supply (1776 – 2014)
The Energy Information Administration (EIA) recently released data on the history of America’s energy supply, sorted by the share of each energy source.
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BHP Billiton posts worst profit in over 10 years
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EU probing ‘anticompetitive behavior in precious metals spot trading’
The European Union’s competition watchdog is investigating alleged “anticompetitive behavior in precious metals spot trading,” a spokesman said.
CHART: Stop panicking about China and mining
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Canadian mining stocks outperform metals prices
Canadian junior and mid-tier mining companies also raised 62% more capital in the second quarter than in 2014.
Be not afraid of greatness – Wits unveils Danie Krige display cabinet of memorabilia
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Criminal investigation of a Finnish conservation group requested by Vancouver-based Mawson Resources
The Vancouver-based miner claims the Finnish Association for Nature Conservation’s (FANC) Lapland chapter is willfully misleading the courts in its appeal of an exploration permit decision — a criminal act under Finnish law.
