Europe set to miss potential for battery material recycling
Europe could recycle enough battery materials to supply two million EVs in 2030, but energy costs and a lack of financial support mean it is unlikely to do so.
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Evergold drills high-grade antimony in British Columbia
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Regulation was a factor in only three of the 20 delayed projects that have received environmental certificates since 1995.
Mali arrests, Niger site seizure rattle Western miners
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