The great divide: Inequality in gold juniors means opportunity
"We’ve reached a new level of separation between the wheat and the chaff."
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Imperial Metals evicted by B.C. First Nation
Band cites Mount Polley disaster in rejecting mine development.
$3.8 million project will help northern Nevada build resiliency to future droughts
University of Nevada, Reno and Desert Research Institute to engage stakeholders, explore solutions to the region’s changing water supplies to enhance water sustainability and climate resiliency
Mexican copper mine ‘too slow’ to report spill
Grupo Mexico has denied reports claiming it did not immediately report a massive acid spill from its Buenavista mine in the country's north.
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Aid from ArcelorMittal.
Keystone pollution may be four times estimates: study
More oil from pipeline means more greenhouse gases.
Depression, illnesses, exhaustion killing miners in Western Australia
The recent deaths of nine West Australian fly-in fly-out (FIFO) workers who took their own lives has put the topic back in the spotlight.
First Majestic Silver profit up, but below estimates
Output at the company's mines reached a record 3,855,223 silver equiv. oz., up 6% from the previous quarter.
U.S., Canada and Latin America the cheapest regions to mine gold: report
A case in point: AngloGold Ashanti's Americas division produced gold at $765 per ounce, almost $100 an ounce less than its South African operations.
