No plans for Gold Ridge mine tailings dam risking overflow
Authorities have yet to take action over what the company has qualified as a potential mine disaster that may cost lives and have serious environmental costs.
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Here is why miners should think ‘accountability’ when talking ‘responsibility’ (Part I)
There currently are several practical and legal reasons for companies to have a CSR strategy in place, says expert in the field Elizabeth Adey, in this interview with MINING.com.
U.S. widens battle for global oil market: allows condensate exports
The government also published a list of answers to common questions about crude exports, providing guidance in a matter plagued by confusion.
Time is running out for seasonal buying deals: Mickey Fulp
"You want to buy stocks when they are unknown, unloved and undervalued."
Gold down on higher shares, poised to end 2014 flat
Gold edged down on higher shares on Wednesday, but was poised to end 2014 steady around $1,200 an ounce as the impact of a stronger dollar was offset by demand from investors worried about tensions in Russia and political uncertainty in Greece.
Mining in 2015: Zinc price with zing
Zinc prices will continue to gain in 2015, but all bets are off if a not unlikely stockpile shock panics buyers.
Rare earths discovered in Peru
The discovery — located approximately 95 km northwest of Cusco— contains both light rare earth elements (LREEs) and heavy rare earth elements and metals (HREEs).
Chris Berry identifies commodity companies with the disruptive advantage
Game-changing disruptive technologies or sustainable end-user agreements are what companies need to succeed and he shares some likely names in the cobalt, lithium, nickel, graphite—even uranium—spaces in this interview with The Mining Report.
Iron ore and oil down to financial crisis levels
Iron ore and oil, for ages among the strongest commodities, are on course to end 2014 as the worst performing ones.