Canada won’t appeal pipeline ruling, relaunches consultation
Canada won’t appeal a court decision that quashed the federally owned Trans Mountain pipeline project, but will relaunch consultations in a bid to get it built.
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Coal reaching $100 a ton in Europe boosts greener alternatives
Coal’s push to $100 a ton in Europe may benefit the greenest energy providers more than it does for miners.
Anson Resources produces first lithium hydroxide from Utah project
With this development, the Australian miner has now produced both lithium carbonate and lithium hydroxide from Paradox, its flagship project.
Platinum miners their own worst enemies: Joburg mining update
South African mining executives, investors and officials gather in the nation’s economic hub for the Joburg Indaba conference. Here are the latest developments, updated throughout the day.
Axiom soars on near supply deal for Isabel nickel mine in Solomon Islands
Mining at the project in the Pacific nation will start in December, with ore shipments expected to begin in the first quarter of next year.
BHP and Vale reach final settlement in Brazil over dam failure
The definitive agreement comes almost three years after the incident, which killed 19 people and became the country’s worst ever environmental disaster.
Rio Tinto unearths 177 carat diamond in the rough at Diavik mine
Rio Tinto and JV partner Dominion Diamond Mines have revealed three of the finest large rough diamonds from their Canadian diamond mine.
Crude oil, natural gas may be about to repeat coal’s hubris
The crude oil and natural gas industries believe they have got their mojo back, with the overwhelming impression gained at two recent conferences that the future is indeed bullish.
Mexican steel industry urges fix to U.S. tariff dispute
Mexico's top steel industry association on Tuesday urged the country's government to resolve an ongoing tariff dispute with the Trump administration before a new trilateral trade deal is signed.
