Only 13% of board members in the mining industry are women: Bedford
When it came to analyzing named executive officers in mining firms, only 8% were women.
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New technology allows for digging 100 feet below water
MineWare experts have extended the capability of its Pegasys Dragline Monitor to support underwater digging.
These are the three main trends to shape the diamond industry in 2019
According to Bain & Co., diamond miners and retailers will face an Increasing influence of digital technologies, growing presence of lab-grown stones and shifting preferences of younger generations of consumers.
Explorex Resources begins drilling for cobalt in Canada’s New Brunswick
The Canadian junior miner is taking advantage of a window of opportunity presented by a local drill company to complete two holes prior to the Christmas break.
Nighthawk explores regions near Colomac in NWT
“This past year a little over half of our drill metres were outside Colomac on our larger land package,” Michael Byron, Nighthawk’s president and CEO, said.
Canadian regulator to fine Glencore-controlled miner over Congo -WSJ
The expected settlement is related to the company’s business activities in the Democratic Republic of Congo between 2014 and 2016.
The security risks of mining in Latin America
Americas Market Intelligence says companies need to do their due diligence.
OceanaGold allowed to resume activities at New Zealand’s Martha pit
The Martha pit was shut down in 2015 when a major slip and a rockfall affected the area.
How to maximize platinum’s efficiency in fuel cells
Scientists say the new process could help ease the transition from conventional internal combustion engines to fuel cell vehicles without disrupting the platinum supply chain.
