Rio’s demolition of sacred site doesn’t match its image
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First Majestic taps diplomat to resolve Mexico tax dispute
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China Moly chairman steps down, takes M&A role in reshuffle
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Tajik-Chinese antimony project delayed to October
The venture could produce up to 21,000 tonnes of antimony and 2.5 tonnes of gold per year.
Kinross Gold boosts position in Mauritania
In-principle deal with the government would give Kinross a 30-year exploitation licence for Tasiast Sud.
Colibri to sell 50% of gold Sonora project to Silver Spruce
The miners want to join forces to develop the drill-ready El Mezquite gold project.
Geoscience BC using machine learning to produce new mineral deposit probability maps
Combining statistical methods with machine learning can predict various types of mineral resources based on regional geochemical survey data.
