Rio Tinto report reveals culture of sexual harassment, bullying and racism
Eight-month independent review of the miner’s workplace culture found disturbing, systemic behaviours across the company’s sites.
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The world's biggest potash miner could boost production by up to 29% in coming years.
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South Africa's top miner reiterated its previous annual output forecast of 2.427 million ounces.
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“This is just the beginning of the M&A cycle.”
Cobalt outlook bullish through 2022 and beyond, ERG CEO says
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This chart says industrial metals prices have far to fall
Unless there’s been a major decoupling of copper, zinc, nickel, aluminum prices and Chinese manufacturing activity, declines of as much as 40% may be in the offing.
British Columbia saw near-record spend on mineral exploration in 2021
Mineral exploration in the province hit “new heights” in 2021, with a near-record C$660 million spent.
Uranium ‘has to be part’ of electrification, says Dev Randhawa
Dev Randhawa, CEO of Fission 3.0, believes that Zero emission goals through wind and sun power are a 'cruel joke'.
Report urges British Columbia First Nations to regulate mining on their territories
The report was prepared by the BC First Nations Energy and Mining Council and sets out 25 recommendations.
