All roads lead to net-zero, not just the easy ones
Science gets in the way of net-zero in some areas but in many, many others, ways forward do exist.
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Billionaire mining moguls fight fraud cops in £70m trial
Billionaire mining tycoons said the UK’s fraud prosecutor colluded with their own “bullying” lawyer to leak confidential information and manufacture grounds for a criminal probe that’s dragged on for almost a decade.
Visualizing the freefall in electric vehicle battery prices
With rising production and technological improvements, batteries are becoming cheaper to produce, making EVs increasingly competitive with gas-powered cars.
New digital exchange offers investors gold exposure and funding for miners
Mines in Australia and Ecuador have made available for sale around $93.50 million worth of gold at current prices, discounted to $80 million, on the Digital Metal Exchange (DMX).
South Africa’s NUM labour union demands 15% wage hike from gold companies
Soaring global gold prices over the past year have seen earning by gold firms surge, but the companies have argued that above-inflation increases are unrealistic.
SQM shuns fears of higher taxes in Chile, fast-tracks expansions
Expansions are expected to boost SQM's output to 180,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate and 30,000 tonnes of lithium hydroxide by the end of 2022.
The great commodities boom of 2021 is facing its first big test
Commodities rally is wavering on worries about faster inflation, Federal Reserve hints at easing stimulus and China’s warning over measures to cool price spikes.
Li-ion battery manufacturer Xerotech to venture into space
Ireland’s Xerotech will work with the European Space Agency to show that its PPR battery design exceeds the requirements for space applications.
Spotlight on mine managers
Mine managers plan, organize and supervise all mine proceedings and may also find themselves responsible for associated activities around Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance, particularly in smaller companies.
