RNC Minerals soars after striking gold in once-in-a-lifetime find
More than 9,000 ounces, or $10 million worth of gold, were recovered in a four-day period.
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Workers extend strike at Alcoa’s alumina operations in Western Australia
Around 1,500 staff at three alumina refineries and two bauxite mines walked out on Aug. 8 over a new workplace agreement they say does not offer sufficient job security.
Anaconda Mining grows footprint in Atlantic Canada, creates ExploreCo
Anaconda has been busy trying to grow through mergers and acquisitions. Last year, it acquired its first project in Nova Scotia — Goldboro — through the acquisition of Orex Exploration. And in February, it added a new deposit to Great Northern Project in Newfoundland.
Drones are revolutionizing the energy sector: Bullard and Curry
"Drones offer a cheaper and more effective way of monitoring infrastructure than traditional methods of sending workers to dangerous, remote terrain."
Australia’s mining sector pushing for revamped Trans-Pacific Partnership: Interview
MINING.com interviewed the Minerals Council of Australia CEO.
Iraq pumping oil at record levels, unaffected by protests
The country’s crude exports reached a record of 3.59 million barrels a day.
Illegal miners caused ‘little damage’ at gold mine in Costa Rica: Minister
The project was operated by Canada’s Infinito Gold up to 2013.
Chinese aluminum gushes onto world markets on Rusal supply fears
Aluminum prices jumped in April after the U.S. announced sanctions on Rusal, the top supplier outside of China.
China coal imports hold near 4-year high as demand resilient
Foreign purchases fell just 1.1 percent in August to the equivalent of 925,161 metric tons a day, compared with 935,806 the previous month.
