Tuesday, July 3, 2012

MINEWEB.COM'S TOP STORIES: Chubut mining law reform proposal could derail Navidad silver project

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TOP STORIES | Tuesday , 03 Jul 2012                                                     

Chubut mining law reform proposal could derail Navidad silver project

Pan American Silver CEO Geoff Burns called Gov. Martin Buzzi's proposed mining law reform "an incredibly unfortunate development for the mining industry" for Chubut and Argentina.    Tuesday , 03 Jul 2012

Sage-grouse habitat designation issues could severely limit NV mining, exploration

A governor's advisory committee has a few short weeks to resolve conflicts and errors in mapping of possible sage-grouse protected habitats that could hurt Nevada mining and exploration.    Tuesday , 03 Jul 2012

Rough prices "out of kilter" as diamond sector staggers

According to RBC Capital markets, current price weakness in the diamond sector is likely to continue, most likely into 2013, on the back of slowing growth and discrepancies between rough and polished prices.    Monday , 02 Jul 2012

U.S. SEC sets date for conflict minerals vote

The securities and exchange commission has been under increasing pressure in recent weeks to finalise the rules regulating so-called conflict minerals and resource extraction after it missed its April 17, 2011, deadline.    Tuesday , 03 Jul 2012

Copper, copper/gold and epithermal pm systems - Cambodia a new target

Cambodia has highly prospective geology, an emerging exploration services industry and is mining-friendly. Ken Booth* discusses why Cambodia should not be ignored by investors. Gold Report interview.    Tuesday , 03 Jul 2012

Agreement reached with Alma workers, Rio Tinto says

According to a unit of the Anglo-Australian mining company, it has reached a tentative agreements with unionised workers at its Alma aluminium smelter in Quebec.    Tuesday , 03 Jul 2012

San Gold resumes milling at Manitoba mine

The mill at its Rice Lake Mining complex in Manitoba, where operations were suspended in early June, has a capacity of 2,500 tonnes per day.    Tuesday , 03 Jul 2012

Talvivaara to miss FY 2012 production guidance

The Finnish miner had previously guided it would produce 25,000-30,000 tonnes of nickel this year and expects its second-quarter results to be hit by weak nickel prices.    Tuesday , 03 Jul 2012

Russia's MMK drops $567 million bid for Flinders Mines

Australian iron ore developer Flinders said it had been informed by MMK that it was terminating their scheme implementation agreement after a June 30 deadline passed without the deal being finalised.    Tuesday , 03 Jul 2012

Social media derails Lynas Corp's rare-eaths plans

CEO Nicholas Curtis says he underestimated the power of social media as local residents in Malaysia have used Facebook and Twitter to rally local and foreign opposition to the company's proposed rare-earths plant.    Monday , 02 Jul 2012

Amplats says H1 earnings to fall more than 20%

Anglo American Platinum warned on Monday that lower platinum prices and falling sales would see its first-half earnings decline by more than 20%.    Monday , 02 Jul 2012

Australian political hot potato carbon tax kicks in

Australia on Sunday imposed a price on carbon emissions but, even as it starts, the scheme's future is in doubt with conservative opposition vowing to repeal it and whipping up a scare campaign around it.    Monday , 02 Jul 2012

Indian gold imports could rise 20% in H2

According to the Bombay Bullion Association, imports of gold are expected to be around 300 tonnes in the second half of 2012.    Monday , 02 Jul 2012

Yesterday's top story: $700 or $7,000 - Two views on which way gold is heading

Where is gold headed? Downwards to $700 or upwards to $7,000. Depending which 'expert' you listen to there is a huge difference in opinion on the likely direction of the gold price.    Monday , 02 Jul 2012

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