Australia’s coal sector hopeful
A new report prepared for the Minerals Council of Australia forecasts that the demand for metallurgical coal to 2030 will grow by over 95Mt.
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US develops new gold-silver alloy for military use
A new gold-silver alloy was created with the idea of lightening the load and enhance the power of devices used by soldiers.
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What’s next as Tianqi, SQM face off in Chile court
On Oct. 11, Chile's Constitutional Court put the brakes on a $4 billion deal allowing the sale of A 24 percent stake in SQM to China's Tianqi Lithium Corp.
New corporate alliance aims to bring better efficiency and ethics to cobalt mining industry
First Cobalt and Fisker Inc. are focused on providing cobalt to the American EV market efficiently, and on maintaining stringent ethical mining practices.
Chile environmental court orders Barrick to close Pascua-Lama gold mine
The operation was put on hold in 2013 due to environmental issues, political opposition, labor unrest and development costs that ballooned to $8.5 billion.
Indonesia considering “safeguard” tariff on aluminium foil – WTO filing
Indonesia said industry association APRALEX had applied for safeguard measures, which can be used to protect a country's producers.
Gold Fields CEO asks for `more time’ as investors get antsy
Shareholders getting impatient over the Gold Fields failure to stem losses at the huge South Deep deposit in South Africa shouldn’t lose hope.
