Mining News: 2014 ushers in field season of contrastsMining companies use resources strategically to advance projects; promising projects attract interest of majors, savvy investors Rose Ragsdale For Mining News
WHITEHORSE, Yukon Territory – Quieter streets, emptier skies, shorter business hours and closed shops here are sure signs of tough times in the mining industry. Hours away by helicopter, one can find bare-bones exploration camps and skeleton staffs sprinkled like the occasional grain of visible gold....
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