Peru sends troops to quell mine protest
The Peruvian government has deployed troops near the Tia Maria copper project, to deal with the deaths of a protester and a policeman over the past week.
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Government board rules against Arctic uranium mine
A $2.1 billion proposal to build a uranium mine in the Canadian far north will not be proceeding anytime soon.
Indian people hold 20,000 tonnes of gold
It may come as little surprise to those who understand the "fear trade" and the "love trade" in gold, as Frank Holmes of US Global Investors likes to say.
Copper, iron ore prices hold up despite China trade shock
Overall Chinese imports plummeted 16% in April as coal enters free-fall, but iron ore's decline was modest and copper shipments jumped 5%.
Global CO2 levels reach historic record
The monthly global average concentration of CO2 in March was the highest since scientists began tracking this greenhouse gas in the global atmosphere.
The lithium-ion battery megafactories are coming
Production capacity of lithium-ion batteries is anticipated to more than triple by 2020.
BSGR ordered to hand over Simandou-related documents to UK anti-corruption body
The UK High Court ruling is the latest setback BSG Resources, which is fighting on multiple legal fronts over the alleged corruption case.
SNL Energy reports top-paid CEOs
2 new SNL Energy reports rank the highest-paid CEO's in 2014 for power and gas utility and for midstream.
Rick Rule: Mathematics of a resource portfolio
Tekoa and Rick get into the ‘nuts and bolts’ of speculating in exploration stocks.
