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Panama backs First Quantum’s copper mine maintenance plan
Approved plan seeks to prevent environmental damage and preserve equipment that has sat idle at the Cobre Panama mine.
Paladin Energy faces second lawsuit over slashed uranium forecast
The fresh potential legal action centres on claims similar to an existing lawsuit alleging the uranium miner misled investors.
Barrick asks World Bank court to intervene in Mali proceedings
The move comes as a local court in Mali is expected to rule on June 2 on the government's request to put Barrick's gold mine under a provisional administration.
‘One project, one review:’ British Columbia minister fast-tracks mine permits, IP protection
Six months into the job, British Columbia’s Critical Minerals Minister Jagrup Brar says major mine permitting timelines have narrowed by over a third.
Flooded mine in Congo is latest threat to global copper supply
The status of Kamoa-Kakula, one of the world’s most important copper mines, remains clouded in uncertainty.
Zinc’s decarbonization role gains industry recognition
As demand for sustainable materials rises, zinc's production and recycling processes are also becoming greener.
enCore expands Texas uranium license
The company is currently the only uranium producer in the US.
Burkina Faso sees restart of gold mines boosting output in 2025
Production from large-scale operations will increase by 4% to 55.7 tons this year, its director general of mines and geology said.
