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$50 trillion in new investment needed to match global energy demand in next 20 years: Rio Tinto director
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Victoria Gold wants Eagle Gold Project to reach full production by 2018
There's renewed optimism in the Yukon's gold sector.
Spaniards to protest against Berkeley’s Retortillo-Santidad uranium mine
Plataforma Stop Uranio has been leading a series of protest actions against Berkeley Resources' Retortillo mine.
How a wireless mesh tech company entered the mining world
Rajant's CEO Bob Scheena talks about the growing use of wireless mesh technology at mine sites around the world.
This is what Canada’s only Carlin-style gold discovery looks like
Atac Resources' CEO gives details on the company's Carlin-style gold discovery in the Yukon territory.
Data contained in diamonds could stay there forever too
Scientists say precious stones could have a more practical, equally long-term use one day.
Yukon is open for mining in a responsible way: Goldcorp
Goldcorp's executive VP of corporate affairs and sustainability, Brent Bergeron, says political risk is becoming a more important aspect to take into account when considering new investments.
Exploration firms the biggest winners of renewables use in mining — study
Power generation costs could be dramatically reduced by the adoption of semi-portable, flexible solar and wind energy solution, say experts.
