Chile’s leanest January since 2011 is another bullish copper sign
Production tumbled 15% last month from December and 7.5% from January 2021, the bureau of statistics reported Monday.
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US Supreme Court questions scope of EPA’s climate change powers
Justices gave a mixed reception to Republican-led states and coal companies seeking to bar the EPA from issuing a sweeping plan to reduce carbon emissions from power plants.
Exyn Technologies partners with Maestro to improve worker safety in mining
ExynAero, a fully autonomous drone for exploring and mapping GPS-denied environments, can be flown down drifts or into stopes to detect and localize any hazardous gasses.
Foran’s initial phase FS on McIlvenna Bay outlines long-life operation with $1.2bn NPV
The technical report highlights a robust, long-life operation with average annual production of 72.8 million lb CuEq over the first 15 years of mine life.
Impala stalls Zimbabwe platinum approach over ownership concern
Zimbabwe’s plan to develop one of the world’s biggest platinum mines stalled after Impala asked for greater transparency on the ownership of a state-run company.
Rusal halts alumina shipments from Ukraine
The move by the world’s top aluminium producer outside China, threatens to further tighten a market that’s already short on supply.
Gold price edges higher on fears of economic slowdown following sanctions
Gold is now on course for its best month since May amid the fraught geopolitical tensions.
Russia’s palladium exports face disruption from flight bans
With most of Europe’s airspace closed to flights from Russia, miners like MMC Norilsk Nickel are examining alternative routes to supply customers.
Colombia Cerrejon’s coal output soars 89% in 2021
Cerrejon's production jumped to 23.4 million tonnes, recovering from the hit from a three-month strike and the coronavirus pandemic in 2020.
