Copper project in Zambian national park could potentially go ahead
The Lusaka High Court dismissed an appeal to the project.
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Mexican governors reject cuts to mining fund
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A group of researchers found out how the ‘Bastnäs-type’ REE deposits, such as those located in Bergslagen, Sweden, were created.
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SG criteria is a set of operating standards used by socially conscious investors to screen potential investments concerning stewardship of the natural environment.
BHP and Vale’s Samarco licensed to restart operations
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Asia Gold-Indian demand lights up on Dhanteras, Diwali
Meanwhile, global benchmark prices eyed their best week in five.
China Sept nickel ore imports hit highest since at least 2016 as Indonesia ban looms
China imported 7.13 million tonnes of nickel ores and concentrates in total last month.
Oil posts biggest weekly gain in five weeks as supplies tighten
Futures in New York rose for a fourth day while US crude stockpiles fell for the first time in six weeks.
Newmont Goldcorp board approves Tanami expansion 2 project
The Tanami expansion project is anchored on the expansive Auron deposit.
