Aussie mining town water ‘smells and tastes bad, sometimes black’
"Personally we haven't had any health issues but we don't actually drink the water."
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"The continuing low coal prices have placed considerable pressure on the profitability of the Dawson operation."
US Rare Earths drills for American independence
CEO Kevin Cassidy says his company is unearthing a 'national treasure' which will foster US independence.
Canada’s Avalon a step closer to the rare earth game
"The most advanced large heavy rare earth development project in the world."
Iron ore price starts November with a bang
Iron ore price is up 3% over two sessions as global steel output picks up pace.
Not much gold this Diwali festival
Gold sales during India's Diwali festival appear to have dropped by 40%.
Junior washout hasn’t materialized, but number of delistings is growing
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Goldcorp’s $3.9 billion El Morro faces new legal threat
Indigenous community opposing the project to submit new lawsuit against it this month.
Fresh threats to Europe’s shale industry as lawmakers draw up regulations
The European Commission is set to announce tighter guidelines for companies involved in the shale gas industry by January.
