Pentagon ordered to probe undersea mining to counter China
Undersea mining is still illegal under international law and environmentalists rail against it for threatening ocean ecosystems with habitat damage, silt and noise.
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Vulcan Energy is seeking support for the €1.5 billion project in the upper Rhine Valley that the firm hopes to bring online in 2025.
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German coal miners under fire for unfair edge in renewables push
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Cyanide maker Draslovka mulls equity raise to drive new mining technology
new technology that could help miners slash use of cyanide
Galiano Gold on track to resume mining at Asanko in Q4
An exploration program is also underway at the AGM tenements to delineate additional resources.
