Sweden’s mining hurdles impede EU’s domestic battery push
Miners operating in Europe say prospects for getting projects underway look uncertain because of a lengthy permitting framework and fervent local opposition.
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Chile warns area around sinkhole at high risk of further collapse
The Committee for Disaster Risk Management said the area is at high risk of further cracks or sinking near the Alcaparrosa mine.
Half a million dollars worth of equipment destroyed at illegal mining hotspot in Peru
Peru’s National Police seized and destroyed half a million dollars worth of equipment and supplies used in illegal mining operations in the Madre de Dios region.
China needs to review EV battery emissions, CATL founder says
China is one of the world’s major vehicle-battery production centers but seems to have lagged behind other countries in terms of handling emissions in the manufacturing process.
Commodity prices influence development of climate change mitigation technology in mining industry
A recent report shows that the development of climate change mitigation technology in the mining industry has been influenced by both the Paris Agreement and commodity price trends.
Six killed in mining convoy attack in eastern Burkina Faso
Unidentified armed men killed six civilians and injured two others in an attack on a convoy returning from a gold mine operated by Endeavour Mining.
Video interview: American Pacific Mining’s Constantine buy a ‘win-win’ for both juniors
Constantine shareholders will receive 0.881 shares of American Pacific, representing a 48% premium to the value of the 20-day average share price of Constantine equity.
Japan’s nuclear policy shift marks a turning point for uranium
Tokyo’s move could presage uranium demand boost among global nuclear players.
Codelco names Andre Sougarret as new CEO
The world's largest copper producer named Andre Sougarret as its new chief executive.
