How an aluminum product is helping scientists better understand the Big Bang
Alumina has been used to make a new type of optical element that will improve the performance of telescopes studying radiation from the Big Bang.
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South Africa urges Rio Tinto workers to report cases of discrimination
South Africa’s labour ministry on Thursday urged Rio Tinto workers to report instances of discrimination after the Anglo-Australian miner released an internal […]
SQM files project to cut water, brine extraction in Chile
The a $778,000 project seeks to mitigate the overall impact of its lithium operations in one of the driest places in the world.
Former Kazatomprom chief named Kazakh central bank governor
In a broader reshuffle after January's deadly unrest, Galymzhan Pirmatov was named governor of the Central Asian nation's central bank.
Element 25, Circulor partner to develop first ESG transparent manganese supply chain
Company is demonstrating traceability and ESG compliance for its manganese products as part of the strategic pathway to zero carbon manganese.
Southern Copper to vie for top producer status despite output slump
The Peru-focused company reported a 4.3% drop in copper production last year and expects the decline to continue this year.
Mexico says lithium is too strategic for private investors
Mexico currently has no commercial lithium production, but according to some estimates contains potentially lucrative deposits trapped in clay-based soils.
EMP completes successful lithium brine flow test in Saskatchewan
The testing confirmed there are four primary intersections of interest, designated in pairs.
Enduro earns 100% of Newmont Lake in BC’s Golden Triangle
After three years of exploration, Enduro is confident there are at least four large mineralized systems.
