Codelco’s lithium push fades in favor of copper
Codelco’s lithium projects, once thought a shoo-in to boost global supply and lower prices, have largely fallen off forecasts.
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‘No to the mine’ – Mexico’s indigenous fight to stop mining on ancestral land
A group of Nahua Indian villagers could make legal history in Mexico this month when a court rules on a land dispute involving a Canadian miner.
Newmont CEO eager to meet with Barrick – but not about merger
After more than a week of tough talk firing back and forth, the leaders of the two biggest gold producers are finally coming to the table.
AngloGold streamlines Colombian assets
As part of the deal, Canada's Royal Road Minerals will pay AngloGold around $4.6 million in cash, with further payments amounting to $35 million in total if certain milestones are reached.
What Humphrey Bogart can teach the gold diggers
Barrick and Newmont have far more to gain from cooperating than bickering with each other.
Never a bad day at the office for Anglo American execs
The diversified miner's CEO Mark Cutifani earned $72,000 per day last year.
Condor Gold seeks growing Nicaragua project with two feeder pits
The company has started the permitting process for two high-grade satellite feeder pits that could increase production at its La India gold project in Nicaragua by 50% to 120,000 ounces a year.
Vale fired inspection firm that failed to certify dam: prosecutors
The allegations were contained in a document given to Vale recommending the immediate “temporary removal” of top executives.
Millennial Lithium’s project center in Argentina goes solar
A hybrid solar power system will provide electricity to the company's project center while reducing CO2 emissions by 147 tonnes annually and the costs for fuel by $250,000 per year.
