Imperial Metals speeds up work to reopen Mount Polley copper mine
Operations at the copper-gold mine in British Columbia are slated to restart before the end of June.
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Adding basalt rock to agricultural land may lead to drastic CO2 emissions reduction – study
UK-based researchers say enhanced weathering has a removal potential of 6–30 million tons of carbon dioxide annually by 2050.
The view from England: Events avalanche
In-person events are suddenly back, with Mines and Money, Indaba, PDAC and, of course, the Venice Biennale crowding our calendars.
First Quantum pulls $1.25bn trigger on Kansanshi expansion
S3 Expansion will transition Kansanshi from a selective high-grade, medium-scale operation to a medium-grade, larger-scale operation.
Ukraine war drives De Beers to step up diamond traceability efforts
The diamond producer is also looking to adjust its supply chains, as Western customers want assurance that their purchases do not come from Russia.
Ivanhoe completes “starter mine” at multi-billion dollar Platreef project
Platreef's initial production shaft is expected to churn out 700,000 tonnes of ore a year and is slated to begin operations in late 2024.
Communities protesting against Las Bambas set up new conditions to negotiate with Peruvian government
The leaders of the Fuerabamba and Huancuire communities demanded that MMG join the dialogue process.
More women join Chile’s mining sector – report
The number of women working in Chile’s mining sector grew by 40% in the past 12 months.
Gangs stealing cables miles underground torment South African platinum mines
Enticed by high copper prices, thieves are sneaking in and stripping metal from power cables.
