Canada to US: Get us out of Keystone limbo
Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird told the US Chamber of Commerce that even a 'no' would be better than more delays.
Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird told the US Chamber of Commerce that even a 'no' would be better than more delays.
Senior research analyst at Euro Pacific Capita warns about the perils of "pawnshop lending"—predatory lending scenarios that many junior miners find themselves in as a result of the current commodity price climate.
Two gold mines, two thousand miles apart. Both were closed down in 2006. One is still held back by the legacies of the past. One is set to reopen in 2014. What lessons can they teach us about SLO?
China's recent halting of flake graphite production in Pingdu, Shandong, made headlines, and has many investors wondering how supply may shift.
Film company is in Chile to recruit about 1,000 background actors and extras needed to replicate Camp Hope in the Atacama Desert.
Authorities are calling them the "the billion dollar diamond fields," though little exploration has taken place so far.
For over a decade, mining companies have relied on a rising gold price to reward their decisions, regardless of whether they were good decisions. Those days are over.
Last week chemicals used in coal processing contaminated water supplies.
If Rio Tinto and Mongolia can reach a deal on a $6bn+ expansion of the copper-gold mine it would completely transform the Asian nation's economy.