Oklahoma fracking operations forced to disclose chemicals used
Former regulations only targeted horizontal wells, the most common in the state.
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Canadian juniors regain allure: GoGold floats offer for B.C. firm
Halifax-based gold miner it plans to make an $11-million bid for Vancouver junior.
Gold mining declining fast in Ghana – Africa’s second largest gold producer
In the third quarter of 2013, Ghana's output of the precious metal declined by 18%, the Minerals Commission says.
Launch of Three New Powerscreen® Machines At CONEXPO
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Bakken crude may be more flammable than traditional oil – US federal agency says
Agency issues alert following the derailment of a crude-carrying train in North Dakota earlier this week.
Chinese factory data brings copper price surge to end
Moderating Chinese manufacturing growth and worries about new supply give pause to the bulls.
Gold miner Avocet struggles to pay back loan
London-based miner has missed the payment date for its $15 million loan.
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China’s No.3 coal firm looking into solar power market
Beijing wants toi reduce country's dependence on coal by at least 5% by 2017.