Last month we published several updates to some of our older project articles. When this site was launched in 2013, […]
Project Updates Part 2: New Mines, New Results and New Spills Read More »
Mineral deposits are often boiled down to two factors: tonnage, and grade. Grade is expressed as a percentage of a
Back to Basics: Mineralogy of Ores Read More »
Silver (Ag) has been considered a precious metal for thousands of years, but it has largely been outshone by rarer,
Silver: The New Green Gold Read More »
Nothing captures the mind of the geologist, investor, or plain-old treasure hunter, quite like high-grade gold (Au). Small wonder that
Eskay Creek: The Treasure Hunt Continues Read More »
Resource depletion is one of the largest challenges facing the mining industry. The issues of declining grades and frequency of
How Low Can you go? The Challenges of Deep Mining Read More »
Mountain Pass, California once produced the majority of the world’s Rare Earth Elements (REEs). The 2002 closure of the mine
Mountain Pass: America’s Once and Future Rare Earth King Read More »
Industrial mining is the foundation of modern society, everything that isn’t grown as a crop is ultimately derived from minerals
In-situ leaching: a cleaner, greener, cheaper way to mine Read More »
Introduction South Africa is famous for gold, with paleoplacer deposits of the Witwatersrand Basin having produced a large fraction of
Can Theta Gold Mines revitalize South Africa’s oldest gold mines? Read More »
By now, you’ve probably heard of China’s dominance in the production of strategically important rare earth elements (REEs). Recently Australia
Australia: The Next Frontier in Rare Earths Read More »
It’s rare enough to discover a completely new deposit, never mind a new gold (Au) camp in a tier-one jurisdiction.
The Dixie Project: A New Gold Camp on the Horizon? Read More »
