Almaden Minerals rejects activists’ letter to Mexican president
The Canadian miner deemed as false the allegations in a letter given by a group of activists to the Mexican president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
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Codelco and Ennomotive challenged engineers to find creative uses for copper-graphene nanocomposite
Sixty-five engineers from 15 countries came up with ideas.
How microbes contribute to the formation of giant copper deposits
Researchers are studying the unusual Las Cruces deposit in southwestern Spain.
Slow growth for Europe’s mining sector — report
In Q2 2019, analysts expect investment levels across the European mining sector will be sluggish.
Workers at Prodeco’s Colombia coal port vote down proposed strike
Only eight out of 115 workers voted in favor of a strike, much less than the overall worker majority required for a legal strike.
Pacific Bay extends Meteor Boot at Haskins-Reed in BC
The company tested targets near the Meteor zone, where 2011 drilling cut 17.5 metres grading 88.35 grams silver, 1.11% lead and 3.39% zinc.
RosCan reports positive results from drilling campaign in Mali
The miner said that significant amounts of saprolite-hosted gold mineralization was discovered.
Mirasol Resources expands in southern Argentina
The Vancouver-based miner is consolidating the Sascha - Marcelina project to make it 30,600 hectares big.
How the US lost the plot on rare earths
If Cold War Presidents from Harry Truman to Ronald Reagan knew that the nation’s national defense rested on technologies coming from its former and current adversaries, they would surely be turning in their graves.