Europe’s last tin mine big step closer to restart
Successful water treatment trials could see final permits to restart Cornwall mine issued before the end of the summer says Vancouver junior Strongbow.
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Freeport’s Cerro Verde copper mine resumes normal operations
The news follows the end of a historically long 43-day strike at BHP Billiton’s Escondida, the world's biggest copper mine in neighbouring Chile.
Vedanta CEO Tom Albanese to leave company in August
The news follows the exit of former Anglo American CEO Cynthia Carroll, who stepped down last month.
Iron ore price under pressure from Chinese mine restarts
Iron ore price down 12% in two weeks – Rio Tinto says Chinese domestic reboot is "main source of uncertainty" for the market.
Precious metals are in alignment for a major ascent
Precious metals expert Michael Ballanger discusses silver's recent price performance and why he believes precious metals are in alignment for a major ascent.
There is no such thing as peak oil demand
If oil demand were to reach an actual peak, then the top might be easier to predict. As it stands, the forecast models of demand are likely predicting peak demand far later than it will be.
Argentine provincial Gov’t orders Barrick to halt operations at Veladero
Measure is temporary, pending more information on what happened and the possible consequences of the new incident, San Juan’s governor said.
Escondida mine replaces top exec after failing to reach deal with workers
Appointment comes barely a week after the mine, operated by BHP Billiton, failed to secure a wage deal with 2,500 workers after a 43-day strike.
El Salvador becomes first country to ban all metal mining
Lawmakers have approved a broad-range ban on mining, which only excludes coal, salt and other non-metallic resources.
