Heat waves across Europe show dangers of weakening climate goals
Record-high temperatures had brought the earliest-ever heat wave across large sections of France, as well as to Spain and parts of Italy.
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Wallbridge spins out nickel assets to focus on gold
Canadian company said it wants to focus on its core gold projects Fenelon and Martiniere, and is selling its Grasset and RUM projects in Quebec and its Sudbury and NW projects in Ontario.
Glencore expands coal mining in an Australian methane hotspot
The Hail Creek mine spewed between 123,000 and 263,000 metric tons of methane last year, according to scientists at the SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research.
New report unveils potential for undiscovered minerals deposits in British Columbia
Findings can be valuable for the mineral exploration sector, Indigenous groups and communities making decisions about mineral exploration in the area.
China June copper imports jump 15% on prior month
Demand picked up following the lifting of covid-19 lockdowns that had hurt manufacturing activity.
US says it will back miners to stop China’s weaponization of battery metals
Developers of battery metals projects can win support from the US government as it seeks to counter the dominance of China in clean-technology supply chains.
London court to decide who controls $1 billion of Venezuelan gold
Opposition leader Juan Guaido, who’s won a series of legal clashes in the UK, is pushing for a judge to assert his right to control the bullion.
Osisko Metals updates Pine Point PEA, showing robust zinc project in Northwest Territories
Over a projected 12-year mine life, Pine Point is expected to produce an annual average of 329 million lb. zinc and 141 million lb. lead.
Suncor investors await possible board shakeup after CEO’s exit
Mark Little stepped down suddenly as chief executive officer after a 26-year-old contractor at the company’s Base Plant mine was killed.
