Czechs withdraw Turow mine complaint after Polish payment
The leaders of both countries agreed a deal on Thursday to end a long-running dispute over expansion at the lignite mine.
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“Information batteries” store surplus renewable energy as computation.
Mining People: Cassiar Gold, Denison, Foran, Quebec Nickel, TRU Precious Metals, World Copper
Key moves in the mining industry.
Mexico’s “Silver King,” billionaire Alberto Bailleres, has died
Bailleres had a net worth of $8.5 billion, making him Mexico’s fourth richest person.
Colombia to open gold, coal assets up for bids
On February 24, the government will pre-launch the gold round to allow interested companies to prepare their proposals.
Mexico seeks to settle $1.1bn Vulcan suit over limestone mine closure
President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has given the company until March to respond to an offer of facilities to develop a tourism project in the area in exchange for withdrawing its complaint and halting mining activities.
Understanding global demand for steelmaking coal
As demand for steel grows, so will steelmaking coal’s role in sustainable production.
AME recognizes industry leaders
This week, mineral exploration and development leaders were recognized at AME's Awards Gala event at the Vancouver conference themed 'A Celebration of Excellence' as part of the Association for Mineral Exploration's Roundup 2022.
Why the mining industry’s boardrooms need to believe in ESG
At AME Roundup in Vancouver, speaker Jamie Strauss said blockchain will become the basis for companies to communicate ESG assessments.
