Rio Tinto’s Nuton tech makes first-ever copper cathode at Gunnison mine
The milestone comes three months after Gunnison produced its first copper cathode at JCM.
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Norway halts deep sea mining
No deep sea licences will be issued in Norway’s territorial waters until 2029, in line with an agreement made with the opposition Socialist Left Party on Tuesday.
Lundin Gold hits more bonanza grades in Ecuador
Underground conversion drilling at Fruta del Norte South returned 5.2 metres grading 491.62 g/t gold from 40.6 metres depth.
Equinox Gold’s Valentine mine hits commercial production
Once fully operational, Valentine would be the largest gold mine in Atlantic Canada.
Revival Gold assays support Mercur project economics
The study outlined an open-pit, heap-leach operation for Mercur that could produce about 95,600 oz. gold annually over 10 years.
Maritime Resources pours first gold at Newfoundland mine
It is the first time the mine has produced yellow metal since 2004.
Deepest marathon on Earth tests runners and miners
The event was organized by education company BecomingX, the International Council on Mining and Metals and Boliden.
Banyan lifts Hyland gold resource in Yukon
The update maintains its third place ranking among the largest projects in the territory.
Arizona Sonoran soars on new copper ranking
The pre-feasibility study estimates Cactus could produce about 103,000 tonnes of copper annually over the first 10 years of a 22-year life.
Copper Mark to unify ESG standards for metal producers
The organization is moving to develop a single mining standard across various metal supply chains and form a new board with wider representation.
Dryden Gold assays reveal wide mineralization at Sherridon project in Ontario
That intercept, from 40 metres depth, included 19 metres grading 1.28 grams gold.
Aclara soars on Carina rare earth project upgrade
The update converts 79% of the inferred resource from last year’s preliminary economic assessment.
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