Australia’s Coronado Global plans to gradually resume ops after miner’s death
Operations at the mine were temporarily suspended to allow for investigation by various authorities at its Curragh Mine Complex.
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Platinum market heading for biggest surplus in years, says WPIC
Supply from South Africa has increased as inventory that
built up during a smelter outage is processed faster than
expected.
Vale restarts licensing process for Apolo iron ore project
The plans for the project, which has a capacity of 14 million tonnes per year and a lifespan of 29 years, have been revised to reduce its environmental impact.
MICA launches national network of mining innovation
It will connect regional networks to become a collaborative, national innovation ecosystem under the leadership of the Centre for Excellence in Mining Innovation.
Bye bye BC’s killer whales
British Columbians are now bracing for the next storm system to arrive.
Tudor Gold makes fourth gold-silver find at Treaty Creek
The Treaty Creek property is 10 km east of the former Eskay Creek gold mine.
Soaring lithium prices spur changes in supply contracts
"Prices are up over 230% year to date, really around a lack of available material," said Benchmark Mineral Intelligence.
Rio Tinto CEO, Mongolian PM talk Oyu Tolgoi’s future
Jakob Stausholm met with L. Oyun-Erdene in an effort to solve issues related to the underground expansion of the mine.
Can plants that suck metal from soil replace mining?
Agro-mining is the process of growing plants that absorb metal through soil, a mechanism to clean poisoned lands and maybe gather battery components like nickel and cobalt.
