US court rules farmers’ case against Newmont must be heard in Peru
NGO EarthRights International says the decision fails to acknowledge corruption is rampant in the Peruvian court system.
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Brief strike ends at Canada’s Westshore coal terminal
The terminal is a key export center for Teck Resources.
Australia forecasts drop in coal output under pressure from Chinese curbs
Australia's coal exports have been hit by delays at Chinese ports amid a growing row between the two countries.
Landslide at Vale mine in Brazil kills person near location of 2019 dam disaster
Vale said it was cooperating with authorities in finding the cause of the landslide.
How zinc can be extracted from waste ash
Swedish researchers separated zinc from fly ash by treating waste with an acid wash.
Wheaton Precious Metals’ silver linings playbook
Wheaton is something of a hybrid between a mining company and an investment bank.
Wear part development increases safety and uptime at the Milpillas copper mine in Mexico
Safety is a top priority for Grupo Peñoles, and one way to increase it is to minimize the amount of time spent on maintenance.
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Alternative financing models for mining – report
Fieldfisher’s 2020 report includes commentary on ESG – the growth of green loans and sustainability linked loans in the resources sector.
