On Diamonds, Mining and Incident Management
The diamond sparkled in the soft light of a restaurant candle, its allure accentuated by the heady aroma of deep red wine. Yet […]
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Is Your Mine Site Overdue for a Safety Check-Up?
It will be no surprise to anyone reading this that ‘09 was a tough year for many businesses. Companies cut budgets, lost personnel and put […]
New Indonesian Gold Mine Expected to Produce in 2011
Hong Kong-based G-Resources Group Ltd. (1051.HK) is on track to becoming a significant gold producer in Asia, with construction already started on the Martabe gold and silver […]
PotashCorp on the Chinese Market and ‘Ludicrous’ Takeover Proposals
That a fertilizer can become the next gold may seem hard to believe. That a fertilizer can become the next gold may seemhard to […]
China Moving Towards Being the Largest Importer of Coal
When the International Energy Agency announced in 1994 that China had just become “a net importer of oil on an annual basis for the […]
China Export Cuts Good for Rare Earth Juniors
The world of rare earth element mining is heating up as a result of China cutting exports of the minerals. Prices of […]
Insitu: Oil Sands Mining Goes Underground
Think of oil sands mining, and images of mammoth machinery, digging and hauling bitumensoaked sand from pits to processing plants, immediately spring to mind. The procedure is […]
The BP Blowout, the Oil Sands and Peak Oil: An Interview with Rick Rule
HERA RESEARCH NEWSLETTER: How will the BP catastrophe in the Gulf of Mexico affect the US oil and gas market? Rick Rule: […]
Oil Sands Mining Equipment Built Tough
Big, tough and powerful are the best words to describe the enormous mining equipment that roams the Canadian oil sands like prehistoric beasts. Here in […]
