Rio Tinto, indigenous land owners begin rebuilding ties after cave blast
A joint session of the traditional owners of the land and the company boards had been held to reaffirm the miner's apology.
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MMG declares force majeure on contracts after protests in Peru
Miner said that transport had been temporarily disrupted due to road blocks by local residents near its Las Bambas copper mine in Peru.
Nornickel shutters dirty copper smelter in push to go greener
The facility in Nickel on the Kola Peninsula near the Norwegian and Finnish borders was partly why Norway’s sovereign wealth fund blacklisted the miner a decade ago.
Operations restart at Samarco
Iron ore pellets production started Wednesday, with 7-8 million tonnes expected annually.
Sustainable mining – do we have consensus on what it really means?
Any 'plan' that ignores consensus around ESG or any of the stakeholders won't be truly sustainable.
DRC joins Cobalt Action Partnership
The Cobalt Action Partnership aims to eliminate child and forced labor from the cobalt value chain and contribute to the sustainable development of communities.
Gold price edges higher on weaker US dollar
Gold prices are up despite President Donald Trump threatening to not sign the relief bill.
Infinity granted key permit for Spanish lithium project
The Australian company received an investigation permit for an area known as Ampliación a Valdeflorez.
First Cobalt gets C$10m government boost to refinery
Funding will allow company to accelerate the development of its cobalt refinery in Ontario, 600 km from the US border.