Summer work in Golden Triangle paves way for final feasibility
After delays caused by adverse weather and fires, Seabridge Gold Inc announced that its summer program is meeting its objectives.
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Union says meeting with Alcoa again over strike at Australian aluminium project
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Indonesia 2018 coal output target now around 507m tonnes – Energy Ministry
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Brazil’s Vale shareholders near deal to pay Eletron $692m
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In a US manufacturing hub, no illusions about tariffs and jobs
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Quebec lithium project receives positive definitive feasibility study
150 construction jobs and 160 positions for operators.
