Democrats float border tariff for carbon intensive imports
Senate Democrats have said they want to include a carbon border tariff as part of a $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation bill.
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Vale reviews copper, nickel guidance amid labor, climate issues
Brazilian miner Vale said on Monday that it had produced 75.7 million tonnes of iron ore in the second quarter, with output of 41,500 tonnes of nickel.
EV Metal Index quadruples year-on-year as lithium, nickel prices rally
MINING.COM’s tracker of the value of battery metals in newly sold electric cars surges from pandemic lows, grows 18% month-month as lithium and nickel prices resume upward march.
SafeAI expands autonomous heavy equipment solutions into Canada
The country’s construction sector is also a leading contributor to the nation’s GDP, with continued opportunities for growth due to government funded infrastructure projects.
Net zero is hard work, so companies are going ‘carbon neutral’
Companies are buying carbon offsets like never before.
Low-cost, sustainable plasma technology could replace one of world’s rarest materials
Technology would replace indium, a rare chemical element widely used in smartphones and computers.
Battle for Venezuelan gold starts at UK’s top court
The question of who controls more than $1 billion of Venezuelan gold stored in the Bank of England’s vaults took another twist.
TransAlta hits milestone in its coal phase-out
TransAlta has set a target of reducing greenhouse gases by 60% by 2030.
Maple Gold Mines to buy former Eagle mine in Quebec
Ownership of the mine will consolidate the historic high-grade Eagle-Telbel underground mines at the Joutel gold project.
