Pure Gold expects improvements in Q3; PFS on track for Q4
Gold production fell during the second quarter 2022 due in part to cash-preservation measures taken by the company.
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Benchmark completes PEA on Lawyers gold-silver project in British Columbia
Over its 12-year mine life, the Lawyers mine is expected to produce 141,000 oz. of gold and 2.2 million oz. of silver annually.
Tartisan Nickel begins next phase environmental studies at Kenbridge project
The second phase has now begun, consisting of bathymetry for receiving waterbodies and lakes surrounding the project.
Looming copper squeeze may force market to seek a recycling fix
Annual copper demand is set to expand 53% to 2040, mainly driven by the electrification of transport and infrastructure, BNEF analysts said.
To rescue 10 trapped miners, Mexico turns to German, US companies
Engineers meanwhile are working on sealing off the Pinabete mine from the nearby Conchas Norte mine.
Output at Zijin Colombia mine halted amid search for reportedly missing miners
Those holding the blockades, which began on Aug. 12, are demanding the national mining agency verify whether any miners are trapped.
Column: US hits the EV accelerator to cut Chinese metals ties
The Inflation Reduction Act marks another big movement in the reshaping of critical mineral supply chains, writes Andy Home.
Zinc price hits two-month high as Nyrstar halts production
Budel smelter in the Netherlands will be put on care and maintenance from September 1 until further notice.
Russian mercenaries seek gold, sow chaos in CAR
The Central African Republic is defending the use of Russian assistance to take back territory the government says rebels have illegally occupied.
