Carbonix gets C$3.1m for clean tech development
Carbonix has developed a proprietary process that produces tailored activated carbons from sustainably sourced feedstocks.
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Alumina roller coaster spins price to two-year lows
The alumina market has collapsed over the last three months with both Chinese and Western prices now at their lowest levels in two years.
Iamgold updates on Cote drill program
The Cote project already has 90.2 million tonnes of proven and probable reserves grading 1.0 g/t gold and containing about 3.0 million ounces.
Mineral-rich Ecuadorean province requests popular referendum on mining
Azuay province is home to several potentially lucrative gold, silver and copper projects.
Pan American Silver apologizes, ends legal battle with injured Guatemalan protesters
The lawsuit was launched in response to a shooting incident in 2013 at Tahoe's Escobal mine in south-east Guatemala.
SSR Mining drilling brownfield and greenfield targets at Seabee
At the Seabee gold mine operation, 125 km northeast of La Ronge in Canada’s Saskatchewan province, SSR Mining of Vancouver is focused on […]
Benchmark Metals stock jumps on new drill results
The Benchmark geological team has hit targets on 100% of the drill holes, says the company.
Big win for Pebble after EPA lifts Bristol Bay mining ban
The move does not guarantee the U.S. government will issue a permit for the planned Pebble Mine in Alaska’s Bristol Bay.
Burundi’s mineral exports overtake tea, coffee in hard currency earnings
Burundi's mining sector was thrust into prominence last month when the US said it was one of those it was considering to diversify its sources of rare earths.