Water shortages are quietly killing mining projects — new tech rises to fix it
For decades, water sat at the periphery of mining analysis—a logistical consideration, but rarely a dealbreaker. That has changed.
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Nouveau Monde to proceed with G7’s biggest graphite mine
The project is expected to produce about 106,000 tonnes of graphite concentrate annually over an estimated mine life of more than 25 years.
Sherritt to dissolve Cuba mining venture following US sanctions
The company also said it will surrender its interest in Energas, an energy business in Cuba.
South Africa expands coal mine to feed power station for years
Exxaro signed a contract last month with state-owned utility Eskom to supply more than 9 million tons of coal annually to its Matla plant.
Trump leaves Beijing with no rare earth deal confirmed
Rare earths had emerged as one of the most closely watched topics of Trump's two-day summit in China.
Gold price falls back to $4,500 on heightened inflation fears
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Honda halts $11B Ontario plant amid losses
The site was designed to produce as many as 240,000 vehicles a year by the end of the decade.
Rwanda’s Trinity Metals targets $200M US listing to boost tin, tungsten output
The company expects to invest about $150 million over the next three years in processing plants across its mines.