Big pension funds join Barrick board pay spat
Three of the world's largest pension funds are voting against execs upping salaries 36% to more than $1m a month while the company stock sinks.
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At least 19 dead after illegal mine collapses in Tanzania
The accident occurred on Thursday night at Kahama district, Shinyanga region, near Acacia Mining's licensed Bulyanhulu gold mine.
Lucapa Diamond unearths 63.05-carat rock from Angola mine
It's the largest diamond Lucapa has recovered in Lulo since the mine began commercial operations in January.
World Bank financing fossil fuel-related projects, while calling to end subsidies — report
Study shows the bank offered $3.4bn in loans, grants, guarantees, risk management and equity for fossil fuel-related projects for the 2013-14 financial year.
Kyrgyzstan aborts plans to grab Centerra’s Kumtor mine, but wants more say
A long-discussed 50/50 joint venture with Centerra doesn't seem to be in Kyrgyzstan's plans any longer.
Australia’s AGL to shut all coal plants by 2050
Australia's No.2 power retailer's decision aims to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
Rio Tinto claims it will ‘thrive’ on lower iron ore prices
The miner defended his decision to boost production, which has led to sinking prices and threatens to put some competitors out of business.
Research team at WVU works to make mines safer
The number and severity of injuries associated with the use of ultra-heavy equipment in surface mines is a persistent safety concern. A cross-disciplinary team of faculty and students at West Virginia University are working to ease those concerns.
The message from the Australian Front is uranium is looking more attractive: Patersons’ Simon Tonkin
In this interview with The Energy Report, Tonkin tells us how the uranium investment space works—and which junior explorers in Australia, Africa and North America look attractive as the price of yellowcake continues to stabilize.
