Mountaintop coal mining threatens Appalachian biodiversity
New research shows that streams from heavily mined watersheds in the Appalachian mountains harbour 40% fewer species than streams with cleaner water.
Latest Stories
Massive uncut diamond unveiled in New York
The companies are billing the stone as the largest rough diamond to be shown in the United States.
Gold price edges higher as havens rally on growing Evergrande fears
Gold has lost 8% this year as central banks plot a course toward cutting the unprecedented monetary stimulus.
SafeSight aims for safer mine rescue with emergency response drone
SafeSight’s ERD can access small spaces that conventional LiDAR-fitted equipment cannot.
Copper Fox PEA for Schaft Creek porphyry puts development cost at $2.7bn
Schaft Creek is a joint venture of Teck Resources, the 75% owner and operator, and 25% partner Copper Fox.
Azimut’s Quebec gold discovery appears to be widening at depth
More drilling planned, but laboratory backlogs are impeding planning progress.
Mining stocks carnage as iron ore, copper prices fall
Iron ore prices went into freefall and copper slumped on Monday as worries about an Lehman-style collapse in China slammed global metals markets.
South African coal miner Exxaro plans move into green metals
Company is turning its attention to minerals such as copper and manganese.
Zambia mines minister takes aim at Konkola liquidation
Vedanta earlier this month said it wanted to open a dialogue with ZCCM and was committed to investing $1.5 billion into KCM.
