Japan secures rare earth supply for longer through Lynas funding
It means the Asian nation now has a larger and lengthier hold on the company’s rare earths output.
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Chile goes carbon-neutral, begins closing first eight coal-fired power stations
Move is part of an ambitious plan announced by the country's President in early June.
Precious metals expert Rick Rule shares ‘gold nuggets of wisdom’
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CHART: Silver price drops one millstone
Silver price decouples from industrial metals – now all that's left is return to historical gold-silver ratio.
Why Goldman thinks nickel is trading like a biotech start-up — opinion
Nickel is defying both the general macroeconomic concerns weighing on other industrial metals and signs its own internal dynamics are weakening.
Controversial Alaska mine gets lifeline from Trump EPA
The EPA’s action is a significant boost for Northern Dynasty Minerals and Pebble LP supporters, who have called on the EPA to lift the Clean Water Act restrictions.
High-grade drill results send Aurion Resources shares to 8-month high
This marks the second time in five months that Aurion has reported high-grade results from exploration in Finland.
The golden asteroid that could make everyone on earth a billionaire
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Lundin Gold starts mining of first production stope at Fruta del Norte
Construction of the process plant and tailings facility continue to be on schedule, and commissioning of the process plant will begin in the third quarter of this year.
