Wisconsin man finds a diamond in the mire
A Wisconsin man has a found a 1.2 carat diamond while panning for gold in the refuse of a friend's freshly drilled well.
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Free Licenses of Maptak’s Software Vulcan for University of Zacatecas in Mexico
The Department of Engineering and Earth Sciences of the University of Zacatecas recently received 20 free licenses for the Software Vulcan from […]
Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies Recognizes Slot-Nankai for Safety Achievement for Large-scale Mining Project
“This is a testament to the Veolia Project Team’s focus on safety and efforts to raise the awareness of safe work practices among our fabricators all around the world,” remarked Veolia Project Manager, Bob Patchak.
Announcing the Release of the 400 Watt Explosion Proof Tank Light Portable HAZLOC from Larsonelectronicsllc.com
...designed with an innovative quadpod tower configuration fitted with a 400 watt and metal halide lamp for portability and high output in areas designated as hazardous locations.
MICROMINE Named Innovator of the Year in Russia
Leading provider of intuitive software solutions to the mining and exploration industry, MICROMINE has been announced as “Innovator of the Year” at the 2012 Russian Mining Excellence Awards.
SGS Announces Expansion of Services at Key Canadian Minerals Services Facilities
...planned integration will create large and diverse testing facilities that are key industry leading repositories of geochemical, metallurgical, mineralogical and environmental expertise, staffed by experts who are leaders in their specific fields.
New appointments at ARANZ Geo support international growth
ARANZ Geo Ltd, the developer of 3D geological modelling solutions for the mining, geothermal and hydrogeology industries, today announced two new appointments to support rapid international growth.
Turquoise Hill selling off after Mongolia officially says it wants more of Oyu Tolgoi
The massive copper-gold mine is back in the sights of Mongolia's government.
Gold is getting hammered again by US economic data
US consumers are shopping again. But not for gold.
