By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Gold began July on weak footing, falling Monday to the lowest level since mid-May as a rebound of the dollar and European stock markets weakened demand for safe havens. August gold on Comex dropped as much as 0.8% to $1,231.90 an ounce in early US trading. The contract settled Friday […]
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By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie A high-efficiency, low emissions (HELE) coal-fired station would cost less than the almost A$3 billion (roughly $2.3bn) of subsidies handed out for renewable projects each year, a study published Monday argues. According to the report released by the Minerals Council of Australia and COAL21 Fund — a nest egg owned
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By analyst By Tumi Ntsoko 461 illegal miners have been arrested at the operations. …read more Source:: MineWeb The post Sibanye says production resumes at strike-hit Cooke mine appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.
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By analyst By Tracy Wade “Development minerals” – ranging from limestone to granite – could help Africa fuel its own economic growth. …read more Source:: MineWeb The post Can development minerals avoid abuses and fuel African growth? appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.
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By analyst By Andrew Topf Removing the copper (and other metals like zinc, lead and molybdenum) typically found in sulphide ores involves a process of burning the minerals to remove the sulphur, which produces sulphur dioxide- a dangerous chemical that is converted to sulphuric acid. Now a team of MIT researchers in the United States
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By analyst By Andrew Topf Just when you thought coal was out, the fossil fuel appears to be back on the burner. In a sharp reversal of 2016, the world’s biggest coal producers – China, the U.S and India – are mining more coal, despite efforts by the 2015 Paris climate accord to rein in
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By analyst By Andrew Topf Australia’s Northern Territory will soon be producing gold again thanks to Emmerson Resources (ASX:ERM), which is advancing the Edna Beryl gold mine. On June 23 Emmerson announced that the NT government granted final approvals for mine production to begin – which is a milestone for the Northern Territory where no
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By analyst By Andrew Topf When mining companies need to move a lot of material they turn to some of the biggest equipment in the business. Bucket wheel excavators, spreaders and large-belt conveyors are capable of moving up to 240,000 cubic metres of overburden a day in some of the biggest open-pit mines in the
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By Big Al The Charles Koch funded video of Martha Boneta …read more Source:: The Korelin Economics Report The post KER Politics – Sun 2 Jul, 2017 appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.
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By Samuel Taube On this week’s episode of Forward Guidance, Marc Lichtenfeld joins us to discuss finding value in today’s mature bull market. I start by asking Marc if investors should have a different outlook today than they did five years ago. He’s quick to point out that many investors do have different outlooks, because
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