How earth’s early critters transformed the planet’s crust
The diversification of life on earth, which took place 500 million years ago, led to a drastic change in the chemistry of the planet’s uppermost layer.
Latest Stories
AngloGold to move primary listing, head office out of South Africa
The miner is further distancing itself from the home country with plans to list in New York and make London its new headquarters.
China’s copper woes damp spirits of traders in Asia
What’s changed is a slew of data indicating that China’s recovery is losing momentum.
Polymetal plans exile to Kazakhstan as Russia ties cause a London stink
Company proposed a plan to shareholders to delist from the London Stock Exchange and to redomicile to the Astana International Financial Centre.
Missouri start-up gets $200,000 grant to accelerate US autonomous railcar technology
Initial applications of its technology include captive routes between mines and processing facilities, as well as intra-plant and ports.
Quebec energy shortfall hurts EV supply chain, says lithium CEO
“Only a few years ago, you wanted to build a mine, there wasn’t a question of whether you would get the power or not," Sayona's CEO says.
Faster energy permitting gains traction in US debt-limit talks
One Republican representative says chances are “better than 50/50” that a deal will include some agreement on an energy permitting overhaul.
How EV adoption will impact oil consumption (2015-2025P)
How much oil has been and will be saved every day by various types of electric vehicles?
Brazil seeks investor-friendly approach to lithium in bid to tap EV boom
The main focus for now is attracting investors to produce and export lithium concentrate from Brazil’s hard rock deposits.
