Vale expects to pay out $1.5 billion for Brumadinho repairs
The rupture of the structure unleashed a giant wave of mud that killed 270 people.
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Chile rejects Andes Iron’s $2.5bn Dominga mining project
Chile's top court turned down appeals filed by communities and environmentalists against the mining project last May.
New solution aims to effectively monitor tailings facilities from space
Satellites, earth observation and ground sensors have been combined into one solution for monitoring tailings facilities.
Use tech jobs to attract women to industry, Future Minerals forum panel says
The industry needs to encourage mentors, adjust mindsets and offer technology jobs to boost the level of women from just 8% of the global mining workforce.
BASF, Eramet to finalize $2.6bn partnership on Indonesia nickel smelter
The partnership would build a hydro-metallurgical complex with an output capacity of 67,000 tonnes of nickel and 7,500 tonnes of cobalt per year.
Nickel Industries set to raise $471m to buy nickel assets
The company will also look to collaborate with Tsingshan Group.
Goldshore drilling confirms high-grade Moss Lake gold core
The best intercept highlighted a broad zone of mineralization grading 1.03 g/t gold (cut) over 116.6 metres (true width).
Greta Thunberg released after brief detention at German coal mine protest
Climate campaigner was detained during protests against the demolition of a village to make way for a coal mine expansion.
Allkem’s revenue drops on lower Mt Cattlin output
The lithium miner's revenue was $265 million for the three months.
