Rio Tinto mulls $300M writedown as uranium mine expansion cancelled
Operations ceased at Ranger in 2011 and the underground expansion project was the only hope of future mining at the site.
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Ucore announces closing of $4.9 million royalty financing
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Laurentian University to host 6th Mining and the Environment 2015 International Conference
Laurentian University’s Goodman School of Mines, in cooperation with the Laurentian University School of the Environment, will host the 6th Mining and the Environment 2015 International Conference from June 20-25, in Sudbury, Ontario.
Mine financing: 2015 off to dismal start
A third of money raised is destined for Canadian projects while Australia's share of global total drops to only 5%.
Why Gwen Preston is buckling her seat belt for what could be an interesting summer
The summer months are the time to establish positions in the "best of the best" at valuations the mining sector has not witnessed in 20 years.
INFOGRAPHIC: Geopolitical risks are climbing – interstate conflict is top risk in 2015
Over the last decade economic events or environmental issues came out as top risks to the world according to the annual WEF survey. Not this year.
North American miners prefer to make procurement decisions at mine site over head office
Regional variations.
Bauer opens flagship production facilities to halve lead time, even for engineered solutions
Video - The official opening of the new Bauer production facility at the company headquarters in Esslingen.