Centerra Gold seeks international arbitration for dispute with Kyrgyzstan
The company said the arbitration proceedings will be held at Stockholm and Sweden, and that they will be conducted under the UNCITRAL rules.
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US coal ash highly rich in rare earths, scientists find
Rare earths content was tested using hydrofluoric acid, which is much stronger and more efficient than industrial methods, but is too hazardous to use on a large scale.
Gold price dips below $1,200
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Australian coal exports to Thailand four times higher
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