Metals markets face grueling summer as Chinese demand falters
Copper has dived below $8,000 a tonne and iron ore is trading south of $100.
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Scientists unveil role of global trade in mercury exposure
A new study shows that almost half of the mercury exposure comes from mercury embedded in global trade.
Deep-sea mining may affect thousands of new species found in hotspot
Scientists have identified more than 5,500 entirely new species in the CCZ of the Pacific Ocean, an area targeted by deep-sea miners.
Saskatchewan Research Council manufactures Canada’s first solvent extraction cell tech for REE processing
Rare Earth processing facility currently under construction in the Canadian province.
C-suite interviews: Eloro Resources CEO Tom Larsen and VP, exploration Bill Pearson
Eloro Resources chief executive officer and executive vice president, exploration tell Global Business Reports about the geological potential of its Iska Iska tin project in Bolivia.
RANKED: World’s top copper producers in 2022
Santiago-headquartered Chilean state miner Codelco holds top spot.
Gold rises to 2nd most popular long-term investment in US – poll
Gold's elevated status echoes the latest data from the World Gold Council on US bar and coin investment.
Nippon Steel still in talks with Teck as it seeks stake in coal asset
Nippon Steel said in February it will spend around C$1.15 billion to buy a 10% stake in Elk Valley.
Fortuna pours first gold at its Séguéla mine in Côte d’Ivoire
The mine is expected to produce between 60,000 to 75,000 ounces of gold in 2023.
