Polemic around Canadian firm’s gold project in Ireland heats up
Locals oppose to the Dalradian Resources' plans to build a processing plant at its Curraghinalt project, which will use cyanide to extract gold.
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Eldorado Gold officially out of China
Company has finished selling its stakes in the White Mountain and Tanjianshan mines, as well as in the Eastern Dragon development project to an affiliate of China’s Yintai Resources.
Shell introduces new extraction diluent to increase metal extraction
The primary goal is to pick a diluent that would yield you the highest concentrations of copper from your process, because that’s the actual final outcome that the mine is going for.
Shell presents its portfolio of lubrication products
When you start to think that one injector can over-lubricate by $50,000 a year and when you’ve got—on some machines—200 injectors, some of those savings can be huge.
IC Potash moves forward with Ochoa project development
IC Potash Corp. is pleased to report today that it has agreed to accept US$2.5 million under the proposed amendment in the strategic investment commitment by Cartesian Capital Group, LLC of up to US$45 million, as previously announced.
Fukushima rocked by another quake; nuclear plant briefly disrupted
Cooling system for spent nuclear fuel on the third reactor of the Fukushima plant halted for a brief period, then restarted.
US bans mining near Yellowstone national park
Authorities have blocked new mining claims on a 30,000-acres area north of the park for at least two years.
Canada to fully phase out coal power by 2030
Gov’t will work with the four provinces that still burn coal to reach the goal of making sure 90% of Canada's electricity comes from sustainable sources by 2010.
Canadian Gov’t grants key licence for world’s largest gold project
The 25-year permit for Seabridge’s KSM is key for the construction, operation and maintenance of a water storage facility.
