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Global events send price of gold soaring
With the news cycle dominated by the ongoing crisis in Japan, unrest, and war in the Middle East, and financial troubles of European Union member countries; the price of gold is soaring. As CBS News...
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Peruvian Elections Raise Issue of Resource Dependency for U.S.
The election victory of leftist Peruvian presidential candidate Ollanta Humala in this week’s runoff election has instilled fears of higher taxes and new restrictive policies in the mining sector....
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The race for Arctic riches
A handful of countries situated near the top of the world are racing to firm up their territorial claims to untold amounts of oil, natural gas, gold, zinc, copper and other metals. A new piece from the...
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Mongolia Weighs its Resource Options
History is typically difficult to see up close, but it’s possible that resources are sparking a great geo-political reordering on par with the mass discoveries of oil that made the Middle East a rising...
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EPA Urged to Oppose Wind, Solar Power
Well, you won’t see that headline atop of pieces like this one in the Alaskan press, but it’s a logical extension of policy actions like the one proposed to stop a copper/gold/molybdenum mine in...
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Gold and politics: The lure of security for Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez
A weaker-than-expected jobs report in the U.S. has seen the price of gold soar once again. Gold’s surge and paper currency’s weakness may be related to Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez’s plans to...
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Silver fundamentals strong, may outperform gold
It looks like we at American Resources are not the only ones noticing the increased appeal of silver – our “Metal of the Month” for March. The Gold Report interviewed several executives from the sector...
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EPA Settlement on Pebble Deposit Positive Development for Due Process Advocates
A few years ago, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) made a splash when it took unprecedented early action in an effort to derail the development of one of the largest domestic deposits of...
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EPA Withdrawal of Preemptive Veto of Alaska Strategic Mineral Mining Project...
Amidst a recent uptick in government actions aimed at increasing domestic mineral resource development, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) earlier this month withdrew its preemptive...
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Report from The Yukon: Critical Minerals Challenge Brings “Geopolitical...
As we outlined in our last post, the Biden Administration’s strategy to secure critical mineral supply chains, as outlined in its just-released 100 Day Supply Chain Report, embraces an “all of the...
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