In copper country, they’re using the metal to fight virus
Copper nanoparticles in disinfectants could be used to kill and prevent viruses and bacteria on surfaces.
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PureGold reports positive drill results at Red Lake
Underground drilling has returned high-grade intercepts from both step-out and infill holes.
Nornickel rejects $2.1 billion fuel spill charge
The company estimated clean-up costs to be $150 million.
GoviEx to appeal cancelled uranium license in Zambia
The company said Njame and Gwabe’s exclusion is expected to have little to no impact on project economics.
Artificial Intelligence to guide Maple Gold’s Quebec drill campaign
The Vancouver-based miner engaged Computational Geosciences to run an AI study for targeting high-grade gold at the Douay project.
Canadian, Australian miners join forces in Mauritania
Chilean Metals and Aura Energy have agreed on a joint venture to explore the Tasiast South tenements.
Barrick, Japan Gold step up exploration
The companies, through a venture known as Barrick Alliance, have completed a first phase of exploration in Hokusatsu, Japan's largest gold producing region.
GT Gold tables maiden resource for Saddle North
Total indicated resources stand at 298 million tonnes grading 0.28% copper, 0.36 g/t gold and 0.8 g/t silver.
First Mining defines Goldlund ahead of Treasury acquisition
The holes, drilled in the the northeast portion of the main zone, have confirmed continuity of higher-grade mineralization over 400 metres of strike.
