Rio Tinto faces labour crunch in Western Australia, warns of inflation hit
Rising covid-19 cases at its Pilbara operations have led to "elevated levels of unplanned absences."
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China’s June daily coal output jumps on peak summer demand
Coal output over the first six months of 2022 reached 2.19 billion tonnes, up 11% from the same period last year.
US environmentalists take aim at British Columbia mines
Four American environmental groups are pointing to a report commissioned by the BC Mining Law Reform and SkeenaWild Conservation Trust that analyzes the risks of tailings pond failures in B.C.
Chile top court ratifies closure of Canadian-owned Pascua Lama project
Barrick's controversial gold and copper mining project was previously ordered to shutter by the country's environmental regulator in 2018.
Lake Resources refutes short seller’s lithium tech allegations
Company said short seller J Capital Research's report criticising partner Lilac Solutions Inc's extraction technology had "inaccurate assertions" and pertained to the wrong process.
Visualized: Battery vs. hydrogen fuel cell
Several challenges are standing in the way of widespread FCEV adoption.
Gold price nears 11-month low with dollar winning battle of havens
Gold continued its struggles despite a searing US inflation report.
Rio Tinto invests $188m to upgrade aluminum smelter in Quebec
The investment is expected to generate nearly $160 million (C$200 million) in economic benefits for Quebec.
Panasonic to build $4bn battery plant in US to supply Tesla
Facility is expected to supply Tesla with new high-capacity batteries, boosting Panasonic’s production capacity 150-200 GWh per year by 2028.
