As drought hits, fracking poses threat to water supply
A new report finds that hydraulic fracturing is posing a growing risk to water supplies in several regions around the country
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Paladin Energy suspends production at Malawi uranium mine
Says the Kayelekera mine is unprofitable at current uranium prices.
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BHP slashes more Australian coal jobs
The company said the move isn't an indication that the mine will close.
Northern Dynasty’s new CEO is a former interior dep’t mandarin
Chief of staff at the US Department of the Interior during the Clinton era.
World’s biggest steelmaker ‘cautiously optimistic’ about 2014
ArcelorMittal expects steel shipments to increase by 3% this year.
Platinum sector strike in South Africa leads to first death
He was killed after police fired rubber and stun grenades bullets to disperse a crowd of protesters.
Money laundering, terrorism financing diamond trade in India, Israel, Belgium, Canada and the US — report
Global diamond trade is being used to launder illegal funds worth millions of dollars, claims polemic study.