France coal-fired power plants get short-term right to burn more
France is temporarily allowing electricity producers to burn more coal after the nation’s grid operator warned of possible power shortages.
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Turkey lifts ban on importing scrap metal from Lebanon
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Operating coal-fired power plants more expensive than switching to renewables – report
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Jammed in a cage with no escape, women suffer mining’s dark side
From South Africa’s ultra-deep shafts to the vast iron ore pits of Western Australia, the message from the world’s mines is overwhelming. Women are not safe.
As Peru’s cabinet deals with new crisis, 10-day blockade against Las Bambas expected to go on
The four communities blocking the main road used by Las Bambas since January 26 have agreed to stay put despite political crisis.
Rio Tinto, Boart Longyear receive ‘safe day, every day’ awards at AME Roundup
Rio Tinto Exploration Canada took gold for achieving over 317,000 hours without a reported injury in 2020.
Gold investors returning
Investors have finally started returning to gold after ignoring its young upleg for several months.
Zijin Mining to invest $380m in Argentina lithium plant
The plant will be located in the Tres Quebradas project, in the northern province of Catamarca.
Standard Lithium responds to short seller allegations, stock rebounds
Short seller alleged that Standard is part of a "long-running stock promotion scheme" by its chief executive Robert Mintak.
