Ecuador court endorses environmental permits for Dundee’s Loma Larga gold project
The Judicial Labour Unit of the southern city of Cuenca also reaffirmed Dundee’s mining concessions in Ecuador.
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Column: Collapsing metal inventories clash with plunging prices
Shrinking exchange stocks should be a bullish price signal. Right now, however, macro is trumping micro as Western recession fears pummel the industrial metals complex.
How to accurately determine the impact of lithium mining on water sources
In a paper published in the journal Earth's Future, scientists point out that previous studies have not addressed two important factors which has led to misguided estimations and assumptions.
PureGold mulls company sale as part of strategic review
Review could involve a potential merger, a sale of all or part of its gold mine in Ontario, or other long-term financing options.
US says it is concerned critical minerals vulnerable to manipulation
Energy Secretary said the government is concerned that supplies of critical minerals could be subject to weaponisation as oil and gas have been amid the Ukraine conflict.
CSIRO contracted to plan environmental monitoring for deep-sea nodule collection
Australia’s Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organisation to create a framework for the development of an ecosystem-based management and monitoring plan.
JPMorgan spoofing cheated gold market, ex-trader says
Using spoof trades to manipulate prices for all sorts of precious metals was an almost daily method for generating profit, said John Edmonds.
Calibre Mining shares jump after another quarter of record gold production
The company is well on track to deliver its full-year guidance of 220,000-235,000 ounces.
Tartisan releases positive PEA for Kenbridge underground nickel mine
Its after-tax net present value, using a 5% discount rate, is estimated at C$109 million, with an internal rate of return of 20%.
