Lee Harvey Oswald’s gold wedding ring goes for $118k
"At this time of my life I don't wish to have Lee's ring in my possession because symbolically I want to let go of my past that is connecting with Nov. 22, 1963."
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Greenland says yes to uranium mining
Parliament voted Thursday to end a decades-long ban on mining for radioactive materials.
Wastewater injection may be cause of Oklahoma ‘earthquake swarm,’ USGS study suggests
Earthquakes on the rise, USGS looks at injection-induced seismicity.
Aussie gov produces draft repeal of mining tax
Not a done deal quite yet.
BHP chief on China, Nimba and Jansen strategy
BHP adopts a wait and see approach on African iron ore and Canadian potash project and counts on China for bulk of future growth.
Pirates kidnap two from US oil ship on major commodities trade route
Off the coast of Nigeria in the Gulf of Guinea.
Potash Corp still licking wounds from cartel break-up
Profit drops 45% in Q3 2013.
In search of behemoth porphyries in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle
Right about the time I was busy being born back in July 1970, a mining company called Great Plains Development Company of Canada was in the process of drilling two exploratory holes into its “Chris” claims, in northern British Columbia.
Unigold’s Dominican drill results thrill punters
Highlights at 22,600 hectare Neita concession include 38.0 metres averaging 5.13 g/t Au; enough to send stock soaring 30%..
