Vale says internal probe into tailings disaster due this month
The collapse of the tailings dam in Brumadinho flooded a nearby company cafeteria and the surrounding countryside with mining waste.
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BMO exploring transition financing for carbon capture project
BMO is exploring transition funding for a carbon capture project as it seeks to mobilize C$400 billion for sustainable finance by 2025.
Teck signs $95 million shipping deal, stock jumps
The five-year deal would result in significantly increased shipping volumes of steelmaking coal from the Kamloops operations to Vancouver's Neptune Terminal.
Gold miners flash the cash in biggest deal binge in a decade
This year has seen 348 deals worth more than $30.5 billion, including net debt, according to Refinitiv Eikon data.
Radius Gold’s Amalia project returns long intercept
Drilling returned 1.53 g/t gold and 21 g/t silver over 120 metres.
First Cobalt on track for 2020 refinery restart with Glencore
It is the only permitted primary cobalt refinery in North America.
Indonesia dangles cheaper energy to lure billions in investment
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South African miners to challenge new law in court next year
The firms are testing three aspects of the government’s revised mining charter.
Endeavour bid for Centamin will boost mining interest in Egypt – minister
Egypt introduced a new mining law this year but has yet to publish the executive regulations.
