Violent shale gas protests in New Brunswick threaten to hit rest of Canada
A wave of pacific demonstrations hit the country Thursday evening and more are expected on Friday.
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Hundreds attack Aussie miner offices in Kyrgyzstan
Group opposes letting foreigners mine Kyrgyzstan’s resources.
China to become world’s main consumer of base metals by 2017— report
Wood Mackenzie also predicts the global base metals market will grow from 96Mt in 2013 to 122 Mt by the end of 2018.
Chile’s Collahuasi boosts Anglo American results, logs copper record
Anglo's Collahuasi copper mine more than doubled output to 63,600 tonnes, way above analysts’ expectations.
Canada-Europe historic trade deal removes tariffs on metals and minerals
The deal will be the largest trade agreement in Canadian history.
Bushfire moves nearer New South Wales Glencore mine
The fire covers an area of nearly 300 hectares.
The game is over, but there’s still time left on the clock – Gold Miners Weekly
The Gold Miner's crystal ball proved accurate this week. Essentially, the end results of the Feds QE game are known. We just don’t know how much longer it will or can be played. In the meantime, take some advice from the wise Chinese.
Fortuna Silver bumps reserve estimates by 22%
Inferred resources at San Jose Mexican mine increase by 39%.
Chinese girls want to break down barriers to mining
"Some jobs are really inappropriate for women.”
