This September, Las Vegas hosts MINExpo 2008, one of the world’s largest mining exhibitions that is held every four years. MINING.com Magazine reviews everything you need to know before you attend. read more »
Lundin Mining Corp. (TSX:LUN) says it hasn't received any notice of changes for its Tenke project from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, despite media reports that the country wants to up its stake in the copper-cobalt property. read more »
Caterpillar Inc. expects record sales this year as booming demand for construction and mining equipment in China and other emerging economies offsets weakness in its home U.S. market, its chairman said Thursday. read more »
TechnoMine's newest review provides an overview of responsible and sustainable mining. It looks at the terms, their meaning and their use, and gives links to publications and websites dealing with sustainable mining and development.read more »
Of China's several coal to oil projects only two have survived suspension as the country battles with tight coal supplies and consequent power shortages
In one of the most expensive ballot fights in Alaska history, Alaskan voters agreed with miners and state regulators that Alaska mines would suffer serious harm if a clean water initiative--aimed at stopping the controversial Pebble copper-gold project--was enacted.
The Premier of Western Australia, Alan Carpenter, received a political barb from an unexpected quarter for the State election to be held on September 6 when the Western Desert Lands Corporation (WDLAC) - representing the Martu Aboriginal people - gave him a broadside over his dogged anti uranium mining stance
The Guinean President Lansana Conte appears to have arbitrarily sacked his Mines Minster, Ahmed Kante, who had launched a major review of the country's mining development contracts.
Mining Field: Rock MechanicsArea: Rockbursts (Rule#34)
Seismic events may be the result of the reactivation of old faults by a new stress regime. By Mohr-Coulomb analysis, faults dipping at 30 degrees are the most susceptible; near vertical faults are the safest.
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