Canadian Natural Resources fined $10,000 following 2007 accident that killed two
Two workers were killed and five were injured when cables holding up a roof support structure snapped at an Alberta oil sands project in 2007.
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Merlin has just unearthed Australia’s fifth largest diamond
The 35.26 carat brown diamond was among a number of rough gems found at Merlin mine, including a 14.6 carat brown rock as well as a number of smaller white diamonds.
Gold price rally gains momentum
Gold price jumps by most since September hitting one month high.
Coal-fired power plant in India makes baking soda out of carbon dioxide
System uses a new proprietary solvent that is reportedly slightly more efficient than those used conventionally, requiring less energy and smaller equipment.
Encanto Potash up on offtake deal with Indian co-op
Agreement paves the way for Encanto to move from a previously announced memorandum of understanding to a commercial marketing and distribution contract with MTTC, one of the world’s top potash buyers.
Indonesia: Rigorous coal-lending guidelines in banking sector’s best interest
A sustainable financial-sector roadmap for Indonesia must aggressively incorporate rigorous environmental and social standards into the credit-risk framework.
US Republicans pass bill to block last minute Obama regulations on coal
Congress has now the power to kill in one fell swoop dozens of regulations and executive orders recently issued by President Barack Obama.
