Dirtiest US coal-fired power plant applies for EPA exemption
The Colstrip plant, located in eastern Montana, has the highest emission rate of fine particulate matter out of any coal-burning plant in the nation.
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BHP considered separation of iron ore, coal: Reuters
BHP is currently the third-largest producer of iron ore and a major producer of met coal.
Korea Zinc agrees historic cut in smelting fees in Teck deal
The annual deals for concentrates produced at Teck’s Red Dog mine in Alaska are often used as the benchmark for other deals in the zinc industry.
US produces most uranium since 2018, EIA says
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An American mine still has millions of tons of copper, if companies can get to it
Freeport is trying to develop technology that can burrow within those gigantic waste piles at Morenci and extract low-grade copper that miners previously saw as too expensive.
Column: Copper market grows wary of what follows its US tariff rush
The race is on to get as much physical copper as possible through US customs before tariffs kick in.
Robex on track for first gold from Guinea in Q4
Production for 2026 is expected to reach 155,000 oz., the company said.
Gold price climbs to near record ahead of Trump’s latest tariff reveal
Traders are on edge as Trump plans to announce sweeping levies on all of America’s trading partners on Wednesday, raising the risks of retaliatory measures.
