June 11, 2010 · Posted in
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Gulf of Mexico oil spill
Louisiana - Britain held out under siege for BP Plc on Friday against U.S. criticism over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, while the company ramped up efforts to siphon more crude flowing out of her too. British Prime Minister David Cameron and his finance minister George Osborne highlighted the London-based company is economically important for both Britain and the United States. . . Read More »
Toronto, Ontario – Colossus Minerals Inc. (“Colossus” or the "Company”) (TSX:CSI) Colossus today announced that subsequent to the Company's press release issued on February 26, 2010, there have been numerous publications stating that the vote by COEMA (Conselho Estadual de Meio Ambiente) to grant an environmental license for the Company's Serra Pelada project was passed by a margin of 8 to 2. . . Read more »
The gold price fluctuates after the release of the monthly jobs report initially rallying $ 7.00 on the news and then return half the profits. . . Read more »
OAO Raspadskaya, the coal producer part-owned by billionaire Roman Abramovich, lowered goals while working to restore production at its flagship me to a level achieved before explosion 90 miners slain last year. . . Read more »
Gold and silver just seem to go together. They have two precious metals that we like investing in, especially after the strong performance of the metals in 2011, and gold series of consecutive annual profits stretching back a decade. . . Read more »
One of the most controversial tactics used against the Gulf of Mexico this summer oil spill - the construction of large sand islands off the coast of Louisiana - managed to only stop a "minuscule" amount of oil, according to a draft report by a presidential commission . . . Read more »
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