An Indian women’s commission wants to restrict gold at weddings
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About 1,000 shortlisted for one-way trip to Mars
Mars One, a Dutch non-profit mission to build the first human settlement on Mars, said only 24 will be sent.
ZEB1 Laser Scanner Put Through its Paces at World’s Deepest Gold Mine
Owned and operated by Anglogold Ashanti the Mponeng Mine in South Africa is over 2 kilometres below sea level.
Chile set to make mining desalination mandatory
But cost is twice more expensive than in the United States.
Canada’s oil sands brace for conflict-ridden 2014
Brewing disputes with First Nations, claims of mercury pollution and increasing challenges for delivering oil to distant markets are only some of the issues oil sands producers will face this year.
Matt Badiali’s insider tips from the energy fronts in Kurdistan and Tuscaloosa
Fresh off three months of travelling the globe, S&A Resource Report Editor Matt Badiali shares his insights with The Energy Report readers on how to go where no one else wants to be and make a lot of money doing it.
New royalty scheme a leveler in the Mexican silver space
Why—despite its higher royalty tax—Mexico remains a silver powerhouse, and which companies will feel the royalty pinch most.
Australian iron ore exports resume after cyclone
World's largest iron ore terminal Port Hedland reopens and miners return to work after anticipated disruptions caused a jump in the iron ore price.
Supply worries cloud 2014 mining outlook
But bubbly stock markets could see investors return to the sector as 2013's plunge in commodity prices make metals and minerals look cheap.
