US judge rules Alpha Natural coal mines polluted streams
The second-largest U.S. coal producer severely harmed aquatic life, says the ruling.
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West African nation wants to develop vast small-scale gold sector with South African machinery and expertise.
Copper price slump tilts Zambian economy into crisis
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Obama’s climate plan is leaking methane
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TIL: Titanium used for Mach3+ Cold War spy plane came from Russia
The iconic SR-71 Blackbird recon aircraft is 92% titanium and the US had to source the rutile ore from Russia via bogus operations set up in Third World countries.
Brent Cook: Exploration sector hasn’t hit bottom yet
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Asian gold strategy clarifiying
China is switching attention to its own back yard which could be described as the maximum boundaries of Genghis Khan’s empire in the thirteenth century, from the Bering Strait to the gates of Jerusalem.
INFOGRAPHICS: Gen Y: The next generation of investors
Move over Baby Boomers, the next generation of investors is here and they plan on doing big things.
