Scientists claim Gates, Bezos-backed firm could threaten Arctic ecosystem
Breakthrough Energy, founded as a vehicle for combating climate change, is backing projects that may damage the Arctic, scientists say.
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CATL looks to raise $9 billion to expand lithium-ion battery production
Chinese battery giant said it was planning a fundraising for six projects around China and Europe.
Australian probe to put spotlight on sexual harassment at mining camps
Women make up roughly one in five workers and critics say recreation facilities have become hubs for drinking alcohol and created poor camp cultures.
Diving for Metals: Visualizing Deep Sea Mining
Reserves are estimated to be worth anywhere from $8 trillion to more than $16 trillion.
Palladium’s rally threatened by automakers’ pivot to platinum
Palladium has trounced its fellow major precious metals platinum and gold over the last few years.
Engineers disciplined 7 years after Mount Polley mine disaster in British Columbia
Engineers and Geoscientists B.C Panel two engineers demonstrated unprofessional conduct in the course of their work at the mine.
China nickel price jumps as stockpiles drop near record lows
Shanghai nickel up nearly 5% as warehouses empty out and refined supply slumps in world's largest market.
Clean Air Metals reports PGM grades from Thunder Bay North project
Hole CL21-004 from the Current Lake deposit infill program intersected 13 m grading 0.96 g/t palladium and 1.03 g/t platinum.
Hudbay’s New Britannia mill produces first gold
Hudbay expects to produce 180,000 oz. of gold annually in each of the next six years.