Mongolia passes mining-friendly law, but 106 licences remain in limbo
106 explorers in Mongolia have become collateral damage in a criminal case against former government officials.
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Egg-sized ‘perfect’ white diamond fetches record $30.8 million in Hong Kong
The previous record for a perfect white diamond was set by Christie’s 101.73-carat gem, sold for almost $27 million in May.
Opponents to Centerra’s Kumtor gold mine in Kyrgyzstan take governor hostage
He was held in a car for about seven hours, while growing rumours said he had been drenched in gasoline and was being threatened with matches.
Thompson Creek Metals company celebrates the opening of Mt. Milligan with dedication ceremony
Through September 30, 2013, the mill has produced approximately 1,600 tonnes of saleable concentrate.
Canada spied on Brazil’s Mines and Energy Ministry: Snowden
The Communications Security Establishment Canada, or CSEC, is said to have tracked all of the ministry’s communications.
Peru ‘washing its hands’ of Newmont’s Conga mine issues: local authorities
Cajamarca’s governor also said Newmont’s local partner has made no progress in terms of gaining support from surrounding communities.
INFOGRAPHIC: How gold is making the world a better place
This infographic explores the many uses of gold in every day life, from its use within technology to even space exploration.
US Rare Earths secures $4 million financing
The company has mining claims in Idaho, Montana, and Colorado totaling 20,000 acres.
China to shut down four coal-fired power plants
Will replace them with natural gas plants.
