Goldcorp’s $3.9 billion El Morro faces new legal threat
Indigenous community opposing the project to submit new lawsuit against it this month.
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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.
Terex Washing Systems Nominated For Three Chartered Institute Of Marketing Ireland Marketing Excellence Awards 2013
Terex Washing Systems (TWS) are delighted to be shortlisted as finalists in three categories of the prestigious Chartered Institute of Marketing Excellence Awards.
Australia’s mining slowdown will set off ‘wave of consolidation’
New report predicts Australian mining sector growth to fall sharply through 2017 and pressure of weakening mineral prices will spark industry consolidation.
Mongolian coal mine resumes operations
Suspended in July 2012, the Ulan Ovoo thermal coal project is up and running again.
Canadian juniors more resilient than many expected: report
Only 31 juniors listed on the TSX-V were delisted in the 12 months ending June 30.
Mining group seeking to fill up pot of gold in Ireland
Irish government has granted Connemara Mining 10 prospecting licenses.
Southern Copper’s $1bn Tia Maria mine to begin production in March
The Peruvian copper project, halted in 2011 after clashes between residents and police that left three dead, could began production about a year ahead of schedule.
Audit the Fed: Rand Paul
Paul has threatened to block the nomination of Janet Yellen as the next US Federal Reserve chair unless an audit is allowed to go ahead.
