Why thieves will be disappointed stealing diamonds from research labs
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EPA under fire again for Pebble Mine assessment
Hearing with republican-dominated Committee on Science, Space, and Technology.
Eldorado profit drops $3 million, cuts dividends
Cash operating costs up 31%.
Why process one million tonnes of rock to make just 3.8 kilos of iridium?
Unique characteristics.
Few can make money from nickel at today’s prices
Standard Bank says "it is hard to make a case for the nickel price to move well above the marginal cost producer, which we put currently around $17,000mt."
NGO warns upcoming mining law in Haiti will leave $20bn of mineral wealth in foreign hands
A new report by Haiti Grassroots Watch (HGW) shows one-third of the country’s north is already under exploration or exploitation by foreigners.
Ground Force offers the new RWB – “Right Weight Dump Body”
Ground Force offers the new RWB (Right Weight Dump Body) designed to be the “Right” weight for your operation and material delivery.
Four reasons the smart money is selling gold (and why they won’t be back)
Wall Street guru Anthony Scaramucci makes the case.
Paladin is getting crushed after no buyer found for Namibian mine
The Australian uranium miner must now tap the markets for $75 million.
