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London-based gold seller says ‘phones are ringing off the hook’
Google says "buy gold" searches have soared 400%.
Bloomberg picked an odd time to schedule a gold debate
One day before Brexit.
Behind the scenes at DARPA: How minerals drive breakthroughs in national defense
The Department of Defense uses nearly one million tons of minerals every year in the design and manufacture of military gear, weaponry, transportation vehicles and intelligence technology.
Child labour group takes aim at electronic manufacturers that use gold
The electronics industry consumed 63.9 tonnes of gold in the first quarter of 2016, about 5% of total demand.
Is there a future for the Russian coal industry?
It is an open secret that the global electric power industry of which the coal industry forms a part is experiencing a system-wide reduction in both volumes and prices of energy resources.
Mount Polley mine receives authorization for return to normal operations
Research and monitoring to date indicates the environment is recovering rapidly. No long lasting impacts are anticipated at this time.
Copper stocks deep into red as gold miners surge
Gold's nearly $100 jump early on and copper's 4.5% meltdown split mining investors' Brexit fortunes.
Potential of high-grade gold deposits draws Adamera to Washington
Mark Kolebaba, CEO of Adamera Minerals, extols the advantages of exploring in Washington and explains why it offers low-cost opportunities.
