Canada launches $1.25bn large-scale carbon capture and storage plant

Having trouble viewing this email?  View online Mining News Digest Friday 3 October 2014 Home     Gold     Coal     Copper     Iron Ore     Oil Sands     Rare Earth     Silver     Uranium Canada launches $1.25bn large-scale carbon capture and storage plant The project, first of its kind in the world, aims to demonstrate that the so-called "clean coal" technologies are feasible. read » MAYA-6060– Real Time Laser Analyzer Sponsor Digest Post It is now possible to know the chemical composition of a mineral raw material moving on a conveyor belt, in a falling stream, slurry pipeline, and open-pit mine right at the time material is running! A real opportunity to perform batch sorting of ore in beneficiation or provide a corrective addition of a chemical before it is too late for a process. MAYA analyzer involves no sampling, runs 24x7x365 under heavy industrial conditions without any environmental hazard. 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Here is a quick snapshot of ten significant countries and their history with currency. read » Soma mine was death trap, report shows A scathing official report into the Soma mining disaster in Turkey has revealed a catalogue of negligent practices and a complete disregard for worker safety. read » Goldcorp begins production at Quebec's Eleonore mine Output for this year is expected to be between 40,000 and 60,000 ounces of gold, reaching 7,000 tonnes a day by 2018. read » Veolia's Advanced Treatment Solution Eliminates Liquid Waste Sponsor Digest Post Thanks to advances in pollution control technologies, help is now here for mine operators, as well as for other industries and energy producers. Using an industrial water desalination treatment concept known as Zero Liquid Waste (ZLW), clean water regulations can now be met and even surpassed. From Beaver Creek to Denver: a journey between different worlds September's Precious Metals Summit at Beaver Creek, followed hard by the Denver Gold Forum, brought a huge chunk of the gold mining and investing community to Colorado. read » Operations at Freeport Grasberg copper mine remain blocked Protesters are demanding management to review safety conditions following a fatal accident on Sept. 27. read » Canaccord's Joe Mazumdar shares his favorite get rich slow schemes Gold prices are down, but the prospects for fully funded development stories are up. read » EduMine Live Courses Sponsor Digest Post Extend your training by learning from industry experts in real time! Join the growing number of people who have chosen EduMine to advance their careers in mining. Practical Geostatistics Valuation of Mineral Projects based on Technical and Financial Modelling Open Pit Slope Design and Implementation Groundwater Modelling for Mining For more topics click here. Oil and gas investor editor Leslie Haines: we will never stop importing oil, but we may start exporting Horizontal drilling and fracking have opened new opportunities for investing in domestic energy, whether for pure-play explorers in developing shales, producers in mature areas, or service companies opening up the monster wells. read » The world's 10 biggest energy gluttons Oilprice.com set out to discover which countries use the most energy and why. read » Copper falls, economic data in focus Copper slipped on Thursday, with prices vulnerable to further pressure from the dollar's recent strength as investors awaited fresh data for further clues on the health of the U.S. economy and the outlook for interest rates read » Yamana Gold reaches record quarterly production in Q3 Yamana Gold achieves record quarterly production in Q3 of over 390,000 ounces. read » Featured Mining Investment Opportunity view more » Read more news on MINING.com » Home     Gold     Coal     Copper     Iron Ore     Oil Sands     Rare Earth     Silver     Uranium About Us   |  Privacy Policy  |  Unsubscribe   |  Contact Us   |  Advertise This email was sent to you by InfoMine Inc. 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