HySafe believes hydrogen could replace diesel at mine sites
The International Association for Hydrogen Safety believes that hydrogen could help decarbonize the industry.
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Rio Tinto sees rosy future for diamonds despite end of Argyle
Company is exploring for diamonds in Canada as part of its plans to stay in the sector despite the looming closure of its Argyle mine in Australia, known for extremely rare pink diamonds.
Lucara rocks — finds blue, pink diamonds at Botswana mine
The diamonds, found at the area that yielded the famous 1,111-carat “Lesedi La Rona” in 2015, will be sold in December.
Mining generates billions for British Columbia economy
Mines in the U.S., South America and elsewhere are using supplies and services made in B.C.
Wesdome adds ounces at high-grade Kiena Deep
Kiena Deep now hosts measured and indicated resources of 679,200 tonnes grading 18.55 g/t gold for 405,100 oz.
Skeena cuts 10.6 g/t AuEq over 27.5 m at Eskay Creek
A resource estimate prepared this year put the pit constrained mineralization at 12.7 million indicated tonnes grading 4.5 g/t gold and 117 g/t silver.
Frontier Lithium drills 231 m of 1.61% Li2O at Spark pegmatite
The PAK project has both pit and underground reserves totaling 5.7 million tonnes grading 2.0% lithium oxide.
Symons crusher’s upgrade increased its availability by 31%
Maintaining high equipment availability rates is crucial for any mine.
How did Saloro reopen an old tungsten open-pit mine?
Since 2007, the Spanish mining company Saloro has been working on the reopening of an old tungsten mine in Barruecopardo.