Old Welsh mine turned into giant trampoline park
An abandoned 176-year old underground slate mine in North Wales has reopened, but as a gigantic trampoline theme park.
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Two vehicle models to be built on same assembly line.
Metso to publish its Interim Review for January-June 2014 and its new strategy on Thursday, July 31, 2014
Metso will arrange a news conference for media, investors and analysts in Helsinki on Thursday, July 31, 2014
Rösler launches tyre sensor which reads tread depth and belt temperature
Germany based OTR tyre specialist Rösler is proud to announce the launch of its revolutionary TPMS system called “INTREAD”. It is the very first OTR TPMS system which is able to measure the tread depth and the belt temperature and offers mining fleet operators unprecedented benefits.
China’s falling out of love with gold, demand drops 19%
Gold consumption in the country fell to 569.5 tonnes, with the weakness in the yuan adding to higher spot prices.
Rio Tinto planning Australia’s largest iron ore mine
The 70 million tonne-a-year project in the Pilbara is meant to replace other Yandicoogina’s areas that are running out of ore.
UN opens up more deep sea areas for mining, issues seven new licences
State-owned and private companies from the UK, Germany, India, Brazil, Singapore and Russia are among those to benefit from the seabed regulator’s decision.
