Court rules Intrepid Potash has no water rights in New Mexico
Intrepid’s use of the Pecos River water gained controversy after the company disclosed it planned to sell it to the oil and gas industry.
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BHP fired 48 workers in two years for sexual harassment
Between 2019 and 2021 BHP received six confirmed cases of sexual assault and 73 of harassment at its FIFO mines.
Asante Gold completes $90 million Bibiani mine buy
Asante is now finalizing setting up the team in charge of bringing the Ghanaian gold mine back to production.
Chile’s drought forces Antofagasta to cut copper guidance
It now expects to produce between 710,000 and 740,000 tonnes of copper this year, down from 730,000 to 760,000 tonnes previously forecasted.
Resource nationalism sweeps Latin America’s top mining countries
Report shows four-year trend in minerals-rich nations, led by Latin American countries, to seek greater control over the revenues generated by their resources.
BlueRock shares jump on biggest diamond found at Kareevlei
The 58.6-carat diamond find follows the discovery of a 21.6 carat stone at the South African mine a week ago.
BHP closer to exiting oil and gas with Woodside merger talks
Move would cement the world’s top miner’s exit from the oil and gas industry amid increasing pressure to curb emissions.
Tesla, Re|Source to launch final pilot in DRC to trace cobalt from mine to EVs
Blockchain-based program is being tested in real operating conditions at multiple on-site pilots in DRC and Europe.
Scientists claim Gates, Bezos-backed firm could threaten Arctic ecosystem
Breakthrough Energy, founded as a vehicle for combating climate change, is backing projects that may damage the Arctic, scientists say.
Gemfields reaches record revenue at emerald auction
It generated about $23.1 million in revenues – an all-time record for commercial-quality emeralds sold at auctions.
The Metals Royalty debuts on Nasdaq with deep-sea bet
Listing offers investors exposure to deep-sea mining as demand for critical minerals rises and risks remain.