Peru mining protests risk clogging $53 billion investment pipeline
The government must defuse protests that are hitting the industry and denting production, analysts and executives said.
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Layman is the recipient of the Young Mining Professionals’ prestigious Eira Thomas Award and vice-president of exploration for Osisko Development.
Zinc joins battery race in the US
Two US-based companies joined forces to push for the use of zinc alkaline batteries in clean energy storage solutions.
i-80 Gold to trade on New York Stock Exchange
CEO Ewan Downie says listing will provide enhanced access to the world’s biggest and most liquid equity market.
Steel industry emissions to decline 30% by 2050 — report
Steel is a challenging sector to decarbonise. However, evolving green steel goals are altering the supply landscape and steelmakers are under pressure from stakeholders.
Nouveau Monde and Mason Graphite set to form JV to advance Lac Guéret in Quebec
The property covers 40 sqkm and has a resource estimate of 65.5 million tonnes grading 17.2% graphitic carbon.
The LME boss has a plan to catch the next big short
The London Metal Exchange’s demand for details of private deals between its members and their clients marks a line in the sand by chief Matthew Chamberlain.
Horizons Copper ETF ready to trade on the TSX
The Copper Producers Index ETF targets the copper mining industry by tracking the Solactive North American Listed Copper Producers Index.
Europe’s aluminium deficit triggers further large LME stock draw
Aluminium inventories in London Metal Exchange warehouses, already at their lowest in nearly 17 years, are likely to fall further as more metal leaves the LME system and heads for Europe, where supplies are scarce.
