Iron ore price falls to one-week low as weak fundamentals outweigh latest property stimulus
Steel demand remains subdued in China despite the latest property stimulus.
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Berkeley seeks $1bn in damages from Spain over uranium mine dispute
The Retortillo project received preliminary approval in 2013, but Spain's Energy Ministry denied final approval in 2021 and 2023.
Most seabirds off northern Californian coast unlikely to collide with future wind turbines – study
A recent study shows that almost 80% of seabirds off the northern Californian coast fly far below the height at which potential wind turbines would operate.
South African Shell-BP refinery purchase raises clean-up concern
State-owned Central Energy Fund has agreed to buy the 180,000-barrel-a-day Sapref plant for a symbolic price of one rand.
Workplace Safety North, Ontario Mine Rescue appoint new CEO
Mike Parent stepped into the interim role in September 2023.
Vulcan rejects Mexico’s ‘illegal expropriation’ of its investments
The company has been engaged in a years-long conflict with Mexico's government after officials ordered a halt to limestone quarrying at Vulcan's mining unit in 2022.
McEwen outlines growing production pipeline with Grey Fox plans
The current resource estimate for Grey Fox is 1.2 million oz. gold indicated and 236,000 oz. gold inferred.
Cameco closes $366 million debt offering
The net proceeds will be used to retire Cameco’s outstanding 4.19% senior unsecured debentures.
CITIC Metal to sell up to 2% stake in Ivanhoe Mines
The Chinese commodity trader is Ivanhoe's largest shareholder.
