‘Always check the label’: ESG funds not as green as they seem – study
One in seven funds branded as sustainable has a carbon emissions intensity higher than the average across all investment funds, a study showed.
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EV demand sparks revival of US manganese mining after decades
South32 aims to accelerate development of the first new US manganese mine for decades as carmakers rush to secure supply of the metal needed in EV batteries.
Silver price hits six-week high on safe-haven buying
Prices surged almost 9% on Monday.
Teck contributes $3.6m to support redevelopment, new teaching innovations at BCIT
$1 million was provided in capital funding to the Health Sciences Centre, the rest to BCIT Trades and Technology Complex.
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Minera Alamos shares 111% IRR for Cerro de Oro gold project in Mexico
Average annual gold output will be 60,000 to 70,000 oz. in years one through four, and about 60,000 oz. annually over the life of the project.
Fortune Minerals extends purchase option on Alberta refinery site for NICO project
The NICO project is an advanced development stage critical minerals asset that has already received environmental assessment approval.
Copper price pressured by crumbling demand
"It's clear we will have lower demand and potentially lower prices into the latter part of this year," says Bank of America.
US coal prices climb past $200 as global energy crunch boosts demand
Coal remains a leading fuel in US power plants, and the soaring prices will ratchet up pressure on US homes already struggling with record-high electricity bills.
