Copper price rises as Russian troops return to base
President Vladimir Putin countered US warnings that Russia may invade Ukraine within days by emphasizing a de-escalation of tensions.
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Coal is still raising trillions of dollars despite green shift
Commercial banks have channeled more than $1.5 trillion across the coal supply chain since the start of 2019.
Lithium supply crunch Part II – this time it’s for real
Scarcity of what is a critical input for EV batteries could potentially act as a powerful brake on e-mobility, writes Andy Home.
China approves $756m new coal mine in northern province
The mine will have an annual production capacity of 3 million tonnes.
Eramet’s New Caledonia unit gets extra nickel ore export allowance
New Caledonia has authorized its SLN subsidiary to export an additional 2 million tonnes of nickel ore per year.
Foran receives key permit for McIlvenna Bay decline, bulk sampling
The McIlvenna Bay zinc-copper-gold-silver project is at the feasibility stage.
Britishvolt secures $54 million from Glencore for UK gigafactory
Glencore's backing is part of the battery plant developer’s £200 million Series C fundraising led by Bank of America.
Million-years-old minerals reveal new info on earth’s recycling mechanism for surface material
Ancient pieces of garnet, zircon and rutile found on the coast of Oman have given scientists a new understanding of subduction.
New training program aims to tackle labour shortage, break barriers in Canadian mining
The 14-week program at Collège Boréal, called Mining Potential, will launch at its campuses in Sudbury and Timmins to expose students to the mining industry and prepare them for entry-level jobs.