Aboriginal group hopes for national standards in Juukan inquiry
Rio Tinto lowered its production guidance on Thursday, part of which it said was due to issues around heritage protection.
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Power crunch hits Europe’s silicon and zinc supplies for renewables
European power prices have rocketed this year mainly due to the rising price of natural gas used for power generation and heating, low renewable energy output and higher carbon prices.
Copper price soars to new high as stockpiles hit 47-year low
Copper price up 12% this week as LME warehouses empty out and inflation pressures rise across the globe.
BHP’s London investors back critiqued climate change plan
Miner won 83% support for its climate transition strategy despite concerns that the plan did not go far enough.
Alrosa says global stock of rough diamonds “minimal”
The world’s top diamond miner by output says demand increase has not been met with any "meaningful" supply response.
Canadian companies to use Czech manganese for li-ion battery cathode materials
Sourcing the metal from the Chvaletice project, Euro Manganese will develop manganese products for use in cathode materials made by Nano One.
Mexico eyes ‘strategic minerals,’ copper limits in mining reform
Lopez Obrador's proposed legislation will no longer award concessions to mine lithium "and other strategic minerals" needed for the country's energy transition.
Kirkland Lake Gold CEO on Agnico Eagle Mines merger, electrification
Kirkland Lake is in the midst of one of the Canadian gold sector's most important mergers.
Asia’s coal mining revival doesn’t mean the energy crisis is over
China, the largest producer and consumer of the fuel, could boost mine output by an extra 100 million tonnes in the fourth quarter.
