Sandfire Resources apologizes for Aboriginal heritage damage
The Western Australia copper miner is facing public outrage for not coming clean earlier about destroying artefacts more than five years ago.
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Panama copper miners take to the streets in backlash to shutdown
“This is a source of income for more than 40,000 households, and we don’t have a response as to what is going to happen to us,” union leader Michael Camacho told reporters.
Lithium price slump has room to run as bearish bets mount in Guangzhou
Prices on the Guangzhou Futures Exchange have more than halved since the bourse debuted lithium trading in July.
Industry groups aim to deliver unified global standard for responsible mining
The ICMM is working with The Copper Mark, Mining Association of Canada and the World Gold Council towards consolidating their individual voluntary responsible mining standards.
Arca Climate Technologies launches pilot project with BHP to capture CO2 from mine waste
Arca is one of the first companies commercializing mineralization for the capture and storage of atmospheric CO2 that is supported by scientific research.
Panama orders First Quantum’s copper mine closure
President Laurentino Cortizo said "the orderly and safe closure of the mine" would begin as soon as top court ruling became official.
Dundee Precious extends Chelopech mine life in Bulgaria to 2032
The mine is expected to remain in production to 2032.
Bonterra grants 70% option on Gladiator and Barry gold projects to Osisko Mining
Osisko has agreed to spend C$30 million on the properties over the next three years and will make an up-front payment of C$5 million.
Gold price inches closer to record high as bets for Fed pivot beef up
Gold has rallied more than 11% since early October, initially fueled by haven buying in the wake of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
