Taseko launches civil suit
Suit is significant for who it is naming.
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Peru’s main opponent to Newmont’s Conga mine wins local elections
Jailed Gregorio Santos is set to win the re-election in the country’s gold-rich Cajamarca region, casting fresh doubts on the future of the long-delayed copper and gold project.
Barrick Gold denies having paid for expropriated lands in Dominican Republic
Barrick denied Monday having paid the families who own lands expropriated for the gold mine during the 1950's, and affirmed that it was the Dominican State which acquired the properties.
Rio Tinto faces day of defiance by thousands of workers
Mining giant Rio Tinto will face protests around the world on Oct. 7, in a coordinated day of defiance by thousands of its employees.
IMAGE GALLERY: Pick-up trucks that collided with mining equipment
Highway approved vehicles versus heavy equipment.
Yamana Gold signs important agreement with Argentine local government
Agreement with the government of Catamarca ensures a smooth permitting process for the miner’s 6.5 million ounce Agua Rica Gold project.
Inherently Safe Fiber Optic Estop and U-Beam Sensors
MICRONOR MR380 Fiber Optic ESTOP and MR382 Fiber Optic U-Beam Sensor are inherently safe, fiber optic signaling products for use in harsh or hazardous environments from mines to wind turbines and from petrochemical plants to medical MRI applications.
Iron ore war: BHP to be cheapest supplier, Glencore says it’ll hurt Africa
While BHP gets ready to further expand iron ore output, Glencore's Glasenberg warns the move will make investing in African iron ore a less appealing prospect.
ABB launches powerful electrical control system for mines of the future
The MIDAS Library will offer technicians an unprecedented capability to monitor and control the electrical systems of automated extraction and processing plants.
