Inter Press Service: Bolstered by gold prices hovering above 1,800 dollars an ounce and a global economy slowly recovering, exploration activity for the precious metal in 2010 once again rebounded. Yet, with this surge comes the attendant scrutiny by activists, investors, and the media into the industry's human rights and environmental records abroad.
For Canada, there is much at stake under the uncomfortable gaze of mining watchdogs. The country accounts for more than 75 percent of the world's mining and exploration......
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Global Gold Rush Brings Heightened Scrutiny
Posted by Inter Press Service: Fawzia Sheikh on September 16th, 2011
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