How nature recycles organic material to create diamonds
New research shows that some diamonds are made up of former living organisms that have been recycled more than 400 kilometres below the surface.
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Silver Elephant files resource numbers for Minago nickel project in Manitoba
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McEwen Copper closes C$40 million private placement
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