The view from England: Space rocks and rockets, the final frontier
Space never ceases to fascinate, whether it is our reaching the extra-terrestrial or the extra-terrestrial reaching us. We experienced a taste of the former on…
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The View from England: When copper production was dominated by the Welsh
The view from England: Coal mine approval a seasonal gift from UK government
The View from England: Miners still await a miracle
The View from England: Exploration lessons from the Pharaohs
A scary time for everyone as gloomy forecasts for mining and exploration show
The View from England: Sending the right signals
The View from England: Mining should measure its queue
The view from England: Critical time for minerals
The View from England: Copper and an artist drawn to war
A recent report suggests copper might have something in common with Eric Ravilious, whose paintings became increasingly associated with conflict. A strategic study by IHS…
The View from England: Unsighted, so expect the unexpected
Only newsletter writers and commodity analysts see the future with perfect clarity, the rest of us must muddle along with probabilities and best guesses. A…
The view from England: Time to wake up sleepy heads
I have a theory that mining executives are eating too much salad. Beatrix Potter warned us in 1909 that eating lettuce is soporific (in her…