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    The title of this piece, El Salvador–Gold, Guns, and Choice,  is the title of a report that recently came my way.  If you are interested in the issues of social justice, mining, and death in Central America, I recommend you follow the link I provide to the full document.  It will repay your time, although [...]

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   The past three days have been in Denver.   My travels took me into the company of consultants to the financial side of the mining industry–those folk who consult to the titans of the industry who broker the mergers and take-overs, the resource estimations and high politics in world capital cities where the deals are [...]

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Sarah Palin could well be our first woman president.  That makes her every thought and act a valid topic for scrutiny.  Nobody ever said being president was easy.  Even if you have to debate contenders on Friday nights.  Thus a new report out that Sarah Palin and family have been well lobbied by the Alaska [...]

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This is a scary picture.   Maybe it is the big bear that perturbs me.  Maybe it is the crab.  Would you decorate your house with such objects?  I would not.  But maybe we can decorate the nation’s capital thus?  A change from Nancy Reagan’s new porcelain. Maybe it tells you that the owner/decorator loves nature.  [...]

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   Two dumb headlines from the weekend.  Both about mining.  Both illustrate how respectable mining and political groups twist the truth to their advantage, and whitewash their acts with misleading verbiage.  In this case I propose the biggest sinner is the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum.  In this instance they manage to be more [...]

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NovaGold is hit with a shareholder class action lawsuite over the failure to develop the Galore Creek mine in British Columbia.  Plaintiffs are Rudolph T. Textor and all purchasers of securities of NovaGold Resources from October 25, 2006 through November 23, 2007.  Mineweb tells the story in full.  Here is the essence of the complaint:

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Here is a link to a report issued by the Ontario Mining Association called The Economic Impacts of a ‘Representative Mine’ in Ontario.   But first a picture of sunset over the Sifto Salt Mine–and you will need a grain of salt to read this report.   

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The rowdiest and most lively room this evening at the SME in Salt Lake City was the Student Mixer in the Hilton Hotel.  The future leaders of the mining industry gathered to drink–and the drink lines were long–and talk.  I wondered in as part of a small role CostMine had in supplying the students with [...]

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This is a pretty serious and technical posting. No scandle here; yet. Hopefully this is all about continuous performance improvement in the world of heap leach pad design; maybe. The Proposed Carmacks Copper Mining Project, Yukon Environmental Assessment Act, Additional Information Requirements asks for ten sets of data about heap leach pad reclamation, namely: 

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