How China, not Obama, waged the war on coal
Global coal production is down record amounts thanks largely to China, BP's chief economist said Thursday, and coal's probably not coming back.
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Pele Mountain sells uranium project to focus on lithium
A plan by Pele Mountain Resources (TSXV:GEM) to mine uranium in northern Ontario while at the same time processing rare earths has fizzled.
Former BC Mines Minister now director at project-generating junior
Bill Bennett, British Columbia's former Minister of Mines and Energy, has quit politics and joined Eagle Plains Resources (TSXV:EPL) as a director.
Canadian mining companies targeted in “cyber-extortion” scheme
The wealth of mining companies and their highly-paid executives has always made them a perfect target for thieves.
Heavy snowfall disrupts rescue of workers trapped at Mandalay’s mine in Chile
It’s unknown whether the two workers are alive, as authorities have been unable to make contact with them.
SolGold soars after raising more than $41 million via share placing
The placing is at a 15% premium to SolGold's closing price on Thursday and at a 12% discount to its peak share price of 46.75p on May 26.
Argentina lifts curbs on cyanide use at Barrick’s Veladero mine
While the measure allows the company to resume full operations, Barrick said it plans to gradually restart them.
Lacking significant catalyst, Redstar Gold jumps 12% on 15x volumes
The junior mining market suddenly pivoted towards an Alaska-focused gold explorer today, which is advancing a high-grade gold play in Alaska.
BHP Billiton announces new Chairman
The world’s largest mining company announced that Ken MacKenzie has been elected to succeed Jac Nasser
