Judge orders Greenpeace off seabed mining ship in ocean standoff
The court found that Greenpeace had a right to stage the demonstration, but could not stay aboard the Coco indefinitely.
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Vitol funds to help restart Australia coal mine shut since 2007
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Panama mine shutdown threatens copper’s surplus
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Zimbabwe orders lithium miners to submit refinery plans by March 2024
Africa's top lithium producer last year banned the export of lithium ore and has imposed a 5% export tax on concentrates.
AustralianSuper builds stake in Pilbara Minerals
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Giyani secures $16 million financing for Botswana manganese project
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enCore Energy becomes newest US uranium producer after Rosita restart
The company is anticipating its first shipment of yellowcake to occur over the course of the next 45 to 60 days.
