Editorial: Uzbekistains
“I’m prepared to rip off the heads of 200 people, to sacrifice their lives, in order to save peace and calm in the republic . . . If my child chose such a path, I myself would rip off his head.”…
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Sam Jonah’s Copper Resources options Haib project
Vancouver — AIM-listed
Stillwater posts loss
Vancouver — The Stillwater and East Boulder mines failed to turn a profit for
Banro aims to boost resources in DRC
Vancouver — Putting political uncertainty and previous disputes with old regimes behind it,
Drilling starts at Whistler (June 06, 2005)
An 8-hole drill program is under way at the Whistler gold property in Eureka Cty., Nev., held by
Starfield cuts massive sulphides
Vancouver — Results from
Climax Molybdenum boosts production in Colorado (June 06, 2005)
Vancouver — Dramatically improved prices for molybdenum have prompted a unit of
Mining in Arizona
The Southwest is the United State’s richest storehouse of metals and industrial minerals, and is likely to remain so for many years….
Standard Uranium enters Wyoming
The Powder River Basin of northeastern Wyoming was previously one of the United States’ most prolific uranium camps, but weak markets in the 1980s meant the end of most productive mining there. Now, a…
Letter to the editor: Hester vs. Kavanagh, round II
While I thank Paul Kavanagh for his response (T.N.M., May 14-20) to my contribution to Odds ‘n’ Sods (T.N.M., April 22-28), I am driven to question his recollection about the accuracy with which drill…
Robert Spence
Robert (Bob) Spence, a former advisor to the Minister of the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, has died at age 81 following a brief battle with cancer….