China's apparent consumption of copper concentrate drops 3.73 pct in Apr. Updated: 2008-06-03 09:18 Counter: China's apparent consumption of copper concentrate was 438,600 tons in April of this year, dropping ...
Underneath Montana lies an estimated $1.5 trillion of coal, but with uncertainty about future environmental rules, investors are wary about opening new mines in the rugged Western U.S. state.
Underneath Montana lies an estimated $1.5 trillion of coal, but with uncertainty about future environmental rules, investors are wary about opening new mines in the rugged Western U.S. state.
The Crandall Canyon mine collapse that killed six miners in Utah last summer lasted only seconds and was not caused by an earthquake, a new study says.
The Crandall Canyon mine collapse that killed six miners in Utah last summer lasted only seconds and was not caused by an earthquake, a new study says.
Silicon producer Timminco Ltd. has accused a fund manager and his firm of engaging in a malicious campaign of defamation against the company and is seeking more than $6-million in damages.
Rio Tinto Group and U.S. utilities are urging the government to spend $20 billion on a technology they say has the best chance for eliminating pollution linked to global warming.
Rio Tinto Group and U.S. utilities are urging the government to spend $20 billion on a technology they say has the best chance for eliminating pollution linked to global warming.
Shanxi Taigang Stainless Steel Co 000825.SZ, China's largest stainless steel mill, and its state-owned parent will invest about 8.8 billion yuan to develop a large iron mine, Taigang said on Monday.
Shanxi Taigang Stainless Steel Co 000825.SZ, China's largest stainless steel mill, and its state-owned parent will invest about 8.8 billion yuan to develop a large iron mine, Taigang said on Monday.
Australian gold production is losing its shine, having dropped sharply in the first three months of calendar 2008 to its lowest level in 19 years, a report finds.
Australian gold production is losing its shine, having dropped sharply in the first three months of calendar 2008 to its lowest level in 19 years, a report finds.