Mining has reached the bottom of the downturn, says a new IBISWorld report.

Industry looks to pending amendments to keep them afloat.

‘Once empowered always empowered’ stalemate to be resolved by the courts.

Advances in mineral exploration are needed to support discoveries.

While not always pretty, mining pit lakes may offer a bounty of benefits … at a hefty cost.

ITRI is calling for more research into use of tin pellets as fuel additive to increase fuel economy in, and significantly cut emission levels from, internal combustion engines.

“We have to ask ourselves whether mining and resources firms’ focus on short-term hiring will be sufficient in addressing long-term issues.”

Shares in mining equipment and services firms have plunged 22% this year.

The Extractive Sector Strategy builds on Canadian government’s plan for responsible resource development both domestically and abroad.

The challenges affecting the financials of SA miners – an in-depth look by PwC.

Mining companies are joining forces, urging the global community to help fight Ebola in affected West African countries.

“The decade-long decline in productivity…will require complete business transformations to reverse,” says EY’s Mike Elliot.

Burgeoning energy costs and competing water demands, particularly in Chile, Peru, South Africa and Mongolia, make managing costs a priority, says a new EY report.

Given the right levels of investment, significant gains are possible through innovating mining and processing methods, says EY.

The automation of operational data collection and delivery will enable mining operators to make informed, real- time decisions concerning daily mining operations, as well as improve safety.