String of coal mine deaths following US government shutdown
On October 1, the Mine Safety and Health Administration sent home more than half its workforce.
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Canada must have a ‘Plan B’ in case Obama rejects Keystone: report
Possible scenarios include lawsuits, trade retaliation or simply waiting for a new administration, while maintaining diplomacy and keeping up pressure.
Supply surplus to hit copper prices – Antofagasta CEO
On the plus side for miners, costs will also go down.
Only five of these 18-carat gold Android phones will hit the market
No wonder. Each costs about $4,430.
Canada’s Prime Minister ‘very concerned’ about claims of espionage in Brazil
But he refused to comment on the potential impacts of the report.
Gold industry injected $210bn into global economy last year
The paramount figure is roughly equivalent to the GDP of Ireland, the Czech Republic or Beijing.
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Charting China's growing economic power and its firmer embrace of gold.
Scientists pioneer the use of established technology for analyzing uranium ore concentrate samples
Easily track the origin of uranium ore to interdict smuggled materials.
Wheeling up an excavator and pulling it behind a mining truck
Excavators are nifty.
