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Ukraine to buy 1 million t of coal from South Africa
8 Sept 20141 min read

Ukraine to buy 1 million t of coal from South Africa

Ukrainian prime minister, Arseny Yatseniuk, said the country would buy 1 million t of coal from South Africa due to disruption to domestic coal mines.

Coal miners rescued after tunnel collapse
8 Sept 20143 min read

Coal miners rescued after tunnel collapse

29 Bosnian coal miners rescued from trouble-plagued mine after tunnel collapse. Five men remain underground.

A week in coal: 5 September 2014
5 Sept 20142 min read

A week in coal: 5 September 2014

Five news stories that caught the attention of the World Coal team this week.

Former Australian climate change minister backs CBM
5 Sept 20142 min read

Former Australian climate change minister backs CBM

Former Labor climate change minister, Greg Combet, backs coalbed methane in Australia.

Australian coal is “globally uncompetitive” says Glencore exec
5 Sept 20142 min read

Australian coal is “globally uncompetitive” says Glencore exec

Glencore’s head of local coal operations, Mick Buffier, has said the Australian coal industry is globally uncompetitive.

J.H. Fletcher’s underground dust control systems
5 Sept 20143 min read

J.H. Fletcher’s underground dust control systems

Dust control systems for roof bolting in underground mines.

Challenging conditions reflected in Joy Global’s Q3 2014 results
5 Sept 20144 min read

Challenging conditions reflected in Joy Global’s Q3 2014 results

A weak coal landscape impacts Joy Global’s earnings over Q3 2014.

New quenched and tempered plates from Tata Steel
5 Sept 20142 min read

New quenched and tempered plates from Tata Steel

Tata Steel’s Abrazo Impact: quenched and tempered plates with high-impact toughness for demanding wear applications.

Regional Report – Mongolia: the resource curse
5 Sept 20144 min read

Regional Report – Mongolia: the resource curse

Mongolia once boasted one of the most exciting frontier mining economies in the world but investor interest in the country is fading as government intervention stymies growth.

Demanding the impossible
5 Sept 20145 min read

Demanding the impossible

The US Environmental Protection Agency’s recently proposed carbon dioxide performance standards are not simply implausible, but actually impossible.

The future is autonomy
5 Sept 20145 min read

The future is autonomy

The market for fleet management systems is saturated and the systems themselves so refined that any upgrades provide only marginal value added benefit. So what is the next step change?

VIDEO: Unearthing coalbed methane
4 Sept 20142 min read

VIDEO: Unearthing coalbed methane

CSIRO has released a detailed video explaining vital information about coalbed methane, how it is extracted, and some of the challenges involved with its production.

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