12 schools in Salzburg evacuated after radioactive rock discovered
Educators in the Austrian city of Salzburg hit the panic button after the unintended discovery of a radioactive rock in a science classroom.
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Chinese buy world’s largest mining project
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Gold price back on the defensive after US growth surprise
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Deal to snatch gold mining crown eluding Newmont
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New PEA for Seabridge’s KSM is a game-changer
Calling the new preliminary economic assessment for Seabridge Gold's KSM "a big improvement for a unique massive Au-Cu project," Paradigm Capital believes the company will continue to build value for investors.
