Argentina’s Don Nicolás gold-silver project goes into production
Initial work at the Santa Cruz site started back in 2009.
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US Senate Chairman presses nuclear regulators on uranium exports by US firm owned by Russia
Senator John Barrasso is expanding a 2010 investigation into the Obama administration’s approval of the sale of Uranium One’s uranium recovery facilities to the Russian state-owned firm Atomredmetzoloto.
Canadian junior to acquire five lithium projects
Azincourt says the 6,000-hectare land package included in its agreement with New Age Metals represents the largest mineral claim holdings of projects for the lithium group or type of minerals in the Bird River Greenstone Belt.
Traditional owners say they were forced to negotiate with Adani over Australian mine
Representatives for the Wangan and Jagalingou People said they were forced to sign an Indigenous Land Use Agreement at the Native Title Tribunal for Adani’s Carmichael mine.
Cobalt 27 spree sends cobalt price to fresh 9-year high
CEO Anthony Milewski: Cobalt 27’s stockpile of cobalt “is a way for investors to speculate on the price of cobalt, plain and simple.”
BC mining key building block for tech sector
Future of B.C. economy won't be a story of the nascent tech sector replacing natural resources sector, according to one of the province’s top bureaucrats.
Report investigates human rights abuse linked to Kinross Gold’s Brazilian mine
A report released today documents human rights abuse tied to a Canadian mine in Brazil, a project operated by a subsidiary of Kinross Gold.
Small Canadian miners in pole position for electric vehicle battery boon
Canadian developers of cobalt and lithium mines stand to benefit from a round of investments from the makers of EVs and the batteries powering them.
Bitcoin contracts are still tiny in the world of commodity futures
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