Lithium producers bullish on long-term demand despite recent price drop
Oversupply from China and a softening of aggressive EV adoption rates has dragged lithium prices down more than 80% in the last year.
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Lake Resources cuts staff, eyes asset sales amid low lithium prices
Australian-listed Lake is developing Kachi in Argentina's mountainous Catamarca province with tech startup Lilac Solutions.
US to start buying up to $2.7 billion in domestically supplied enriched uranium
Funding was unleashed by legislation, signed by President Joe Biden in May, that also imposed a ban on imports of enriched uranium from Russia.
American Rare Earths gets $7.1m grant to advance Cowboy State mine in Wyoming
The company holds the 2.3-billion-tonne Halleck Creek project, which was named last year as one of the world’s top 10 rare earth projects.
Teck Resources named one of 2024’s best 50 corporate citizens in Canada
Teck has set ambitious targets in sustainability, including being carbon neutral by 2050.
Giant sinkhole appears in Illinois soccer field following mine collapse
The sinkhole measures about 100 feet (30 metres) and 30 feet (9 metres) deep, according to local officials.
Claimants for deadly Mariana dam collapse file injunction against BHP, Vale
The claimants allege the companies asked the Brazilian Mining Association to make the claim at the Supreme Court.
Seabridge reports first resource for Bronson Slope deposit in British Columbia
The deposit is part of the company’s Iskut porphyry project in BC's Golden Triangle.
Lundin weighs sale of zinc mines in Sweden and Portugal
The Vancouver-based miner is gauging interest in its Zinkgruvan mine in Sweden and Neves-Corvo mine in Portugal.
