Indian Potash sees no Canada supply hit, hopes to extend deal
Company does not expect supplies of Canadian potash to be affected by the diplomatic row between the two countries.
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London to host The Northern Miner’s premier mining and metals symposium of the year
The Symposium provides a stage for strategies on recruiting, mentoring, and nurturing the next generation of leaders.
Yet more coal mining deaths test Beijing’s ability to balance safety with energy security
China recorded its second-worst coal mine accident this year, after a fire at a conveyor belt killed 16.
India to auction Jammu and Kashmir lithium reserves in a few weeks
India in February found its first lithium deposits in Jammu and Kashmir with estimated reserves of 5.9 million tonnes.
Graphic: Prices tumble for cobalt used for electric vehicle batteries
Prices have plummeted due to an upsurge of supplies from Congo.
Gates, Bezos-backed KoBold Metals to build copper mine in Zambia within 10 years
The California-based firm is spending about $150 million to speed up additional exploration at its Mingomba project.
Gold nanoclusters may play an important role in hydrogen production
Atomically precise gold nanoclusters may be the key to efficient hydrogen production.
Sumitomo Metal bets on Canadian battery materials firm Nano One
Through a C$16.9 million ($12.5m) investment, the Japanese giant will own 5% of Nano One, which has piqued the interest of global majors.
Colombia’s National Mining Agency in the spotlight for proposed halt to coal mining concessions
Colombia's National Mining Agency has said it will no longer grant concessions for exploring and developing open-pit coal mining projects. The Attorney General demands some explanations.
