Nevada expects to dodge the gold ‘production cliff’
Miners in the state are bucking the trend of declining new deposits.
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The far eastern region could contain millions of ounces of gold and silver.
Toronto PDAC 2013 dates, schedule and location
The annual PDAC mining convention kicks off on March 3rd in Toronto.
New York mayor ‘happy’ to report US coal is ‘a dead man walking’
"Even though the coal industry doesn't totally know it yet, or is ready to admit it, its day is done."
Gold price drops below $1,600, continues worse monthly losing streak in 16 years
Positive economic data may change Fed's mind on QE.
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Asian oil and gas companies thirsty for foreign acquisitions: Pimco
Asian oil and gas companies are attractive investment options.
New projects in Peru to add $3.6 billion to overall mining investment for 2013
The sector is expected to bring in $53 billion during the next decade.
