I must return to the topic of the Pebble Mine. What is happening there is so extreme and contentious that it is setting the pinnacle (and possible the standard) for debate about opening new mines in sensitive places.
Quick reminder: to be a contrarian does not simply mean to do the opposite of what everyone else is doing.
A humourous look at grocery shopping in Canada's far north
Journalist Lindsay Bird writes about working in the camps near Fort McMurray, and comes away unimpressed
The 49-year-old boss of the world's largest mining company took home £9.8 million ($15.2 million) last year including bonuses, pension contributions and stock options.
Business Mirror reports, that St. Augustine Gold and Copper Ltd. (SAGC) donated backpacks, notebooks and school supplies to over 1,000 public school […]
The UK's Guardian newspaper conducted a far-ranging interview with Lisa Jackson, chief administrator for the US Environmental Protection Agency since 2009, on energy, climate change and the battle in the media over the agency's work.
The world still needs gold and other natural resources, but we may need a new investment model to sustain them, says Byron King, writer and editor for Agora Financial's Outstanding Investments and Energy & Scarcity Investor newsletters and contributor to the Daily Resource Hunter.
What a whippy week it was. Volatility spiked and then subsided into the end of the week which meant it was a great day-trading environment but then that petered off as ranges tightened for markets and stocks into the end of the week.
Jewellers at Mumbai's Zaveri Bazaar have never had it so good.