Rare earth, other mining projects pile up in northern Europe
Vast stretches of northern Europe’s wilderness will soon host more mining companies going ahead with several projects in the area.
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Goldcorp suspends operations at El Sauzal mine
As of this year, the mine produced 37,000 ounces of gold.
PGM roller coaster ride: long way down
Palladium drops sharply from 13-year highs. Sister metal platinum close to wiping out 2014 gains.
How is Doug Casey preparing for a crisis worse than 2008?
He and his fellow millionaires are getting back to basics.
Gold price falls on first full September trading day
Back from a long weekend New York traders knock the dollar gold price down to near 3-month lows, but eurozone investors enjoy double digit gains in 2014.
Mexico forces partial closure of mine responsible for massive toxic spill
Mexico's environmental prosecutor has imposed a new partial order of closure on Grupo Mexico’s Buenavista copper mine.
INFOGRAPHIC: How big are Canada’s oil sands?
Visual Capitalist has put together this infographic, which shows just how big the oil sands are.
Vale, Glencore break off Canada nickel talks
Nickel prices have surged this year, making rationalization and cost-cutting in the Sudbury basin less urgent.
Miner killed in Turkish coal mine
Mining accidents are common in Turkey, where poor safety conditions have cost 3,000 lives since 1941.
