Rio Tinto to host world’s first carbon mineral storage hub near Iceland smelter
Iceland-based Carbfix will use Rio Tinto’s land surrounding the ISAL smelter for onshore CO2 injection.
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Equinox breaks ground at one of Canada’s largest gold mines
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The Mexico-focused precious metals miner is grappling with a staff shortage triggered by labour reforms in the country.
Vulcan Energy accused of misleading investors with positive PFS — report
J Capital alleges Vulcan's management team low-balled the costs, thus making the project look profitable, and overstated the quality of the resource.
TSLA la land: Tesla vs Volkswagen 2021 battery power comparison
Head to head, gigawatt for gigawatt Tesla vs Volkswagen’s electric car only sales show just how out of whack TSLA’s $1 trillion valuation really is.
Aluminum sector needs $1.5 trillion just to decarbonize power
Around 60% of the aluminium sector's emissions are from the production of electricity consumed in the smelting process, but investment is also needed to shift to green hydrogen, deploy carbon capture and boost recycling,
Colombian Mining Association establishes sustainable mining standard
Producers of coal, gold, nickel, emeralds, copper and industrial minerals in the country will adopt a set of indicators to measure and publicly report on the quality of its management systems.
B2Gold to sell Burkina Faso project to West African Resources
Kiaka is within 40 km of West African Resources' Sanbrado gold mine, which poured its first gold in March 2020.
How Brazil could become a ‘green lithium powerhouse’
Sigma Lithium is advancing among the largest hard-rock lithium deposits in the Americas at its Grota do Cirilo project, applying an environmental, social, and governance (ESG)-centric strategy.
