BHP accused of delaying $6 billion-plus Brazil dam case
BHP Group accused of trying to "forever put off" the question of liability for a 2015 dam collapse that triggered Brazil's worst environmental disaster.
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Global miners’ ESG strategies show ‘concerning’ lack of focus on gender
A report by Stratum and Digbee shows that gender is considered the “least important” social priority for mining companies over the next two years.
Tanzania nickel producer Lifezone Metals to list in New York
Lifezone Metals owns the Kabanga Nickel mine and refinery project, backed in January by BHP.
Rio Tinto hunts for lithium deals, eyes Jadar revival
Lithium prices, expected to stay at record highs, have the world’s second-biggest miner actively looking for lithium acquisitions.
Teck, Earth Rangers partner to support wildlife conservation in British Columbia
Teck’s conservation, protection and restoration of land and biodiversity goal aims it will exceed the disturbance caused by its mining activities from a 2020 baseline by 2030.
Gold Fields CEO Griffith leaves after failed Yamana takeover
Martin Preece, who runs the company’s South Deep gold mine in South Africa, will take on the role of interim CEO while the board searches for a new boss.
Lara Exploration names new CFO
Bill Tsang will be replacing Dave Miles who has served Lara as Chief Financial Officer since May 2009.
Gold price has the potential to hit $3,000 or $4,000 an ounce in 2023
Will 2023 be the year that gold hits $3,000 an ounce? Ole Hansen, respected commodity strategist at Denmark’s Saxo Bank, says it’s possible.
Canada’s mining minister wants minerals projects built within a decade
Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson’s comments come days after his ministry published a critical minerals strategy that pledged to review Canada’s approval process for developing mines.
