Full of holes: why Australia’s mining boom will leave permanent scars
Australia is teetering on the edge of a massive hole – one left by huge mines that may soon close.
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Eric Sprott: As the Fed loses control gold prices will soar
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Sandvik signs agreement to divest its Mining Systems operations
Sandvik has signed an agreement to divest its Mining Systems operations, reported in the Sandvik income statement as discontinued operations, to the private equity company CoBe Capital.
Mount Gibson’s new iron ore mine in Australia closer to final approval
The approval of Iron Hill mine would the iron ore producer to remain in business for another two to three years.
This mining company is keeping a rare fish from extinction in Mexico
British Gypsum is supplying the only element able to keep the mineral balance of the water just right for the peculiar needs of the checkered pupfish.
