Armstrong Economics, Released on 5/5/23The government will choose where we live and how we live. The globalists want us to Continue... Armstrong: 15-Minute Cities Will Enslave the People added by Herman James on 05/05/2023View all posts by Herman James ?+'Read More
The company aims to grow its 1Moz maiden resource to more than 2Moz to find a buyer for the project ultimately. "We want to get to a threshold of 2-2.5Moz.Read More
Glencore has bucked the trend among other mining majors by hanging on to its coal assets. The company argues that this is the more responsible course of action.Read More
Reade, who gave a preview of the WGC's gold demand trends, before its delayed launch in London due to the coronation of King Charles, said the March quarter was characterised by strong bar andRead More
GoviEx edges closer to productionSPONSOREDgoviex uraniumMining Journal Select London 2023 SPONSOREDTorq kicks off drilling at Santa CeciliaSPONSOREDtorq resourcesCanada Nickel eyes feasibility study for CrawfordSPONSOREDcanada nickelThe Caixin PMI fell from the no-change level of 50.0 in March to 49.5 in April, the compiler of the survey S&P Global said.Read More
Metates has a measured and indicated resource of 921.2Mt containing 16.77Moz of gold grading 0.57gpt and 423.2Moz of silver grading 14.3gpt.Read More
Chinese copper smelting activity, as expected, was lower with a number of smelters undergoing maintenance programmes.Read More
Mining Journal Select London 2023 SPONSOREDGoviEx edges closer to productionSPONSOREDgoviex uraniumCanada Nickel eyes feasibility study for CrawfordSPONSOREDcanada nickelTorq kicks off drilling at Santa CeciliaSPONSOREDtorq resourcesOrion Minerals, which is listed on the Johannesburg and Australian stock markets, is an unlikely contender for the title of small-miner champion of South Africa having...Read More
At its annual general meeting in Perth yesterday, the company was quizzed about the controversial project in Arizona, which hosts 25% of the US' copper reserves.Read More
These are the days of grasping for excuses. In sector after sector, leaders who gave us lockdowns and all that followed are trying to account for their actions, not apologizing of course but admitting that, in the classic formulation, mistakes were made.That said, they all agree on the core point. The government had to take big steps to deal with the pandemic.A book just released from the original...Read More
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Developer McKay Wrigley has hacked his iPhone to create an AI assistant that can see using the phone's camera and ChatGPT.Read More
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