GE leads Caterpillar in locomotive race
Firms competing to offer engines that comply with tougher U.S. emissions rules.
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India may ask state-run miner to import coal
Coal-based power plants struggling to meet demand.
Rio Tinto’s Ranger uranium mine gets green light to resume operations
Authorities say the amount of the radiation workers involved in a spill clean-up had to face was low and of “no consequence” to human health.
Donaldson Creates One-Stop Resource for Diesel Cleanliness
MyCleanDiesel.com provides clean solutions to problems with dirty diesel
Experts say hunt for uranium seized by Iraq terrorists ‘unnecessary’
But the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) failed to disclose what the missing materials were, or whether it knew about them before they disappeared.
For US coal industry, volatility ‘a new normal’
The sector is facing an even more uncertain future as the impacts from weaker demand and environmental regulations are creating more contractual volatility from the utilities to the railroads.
Slow growth spoiling China’s appetite for coal
In the first half of 2014, the country’s coal imports grew just 0.9%, compared with 13.3% a year earlier.
First Majestic hits silver output record, to spin-out non-core assets
Production at its five operating silver mines in Mexico hit a record of almost 3.86 million equivalent ounces of silver for the second quarter ending June 30.
These photos will show you just how big a Russian diamond mine can be
Mirny's operations lasted 44 years.
