IMF urged to cash in on gold price to help poor countries hit by climate change
Sale of 4% of reserves could generate $9.52 billion.
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US government backs Aclara’s rare earth separation facility study
Partnership with the US Department of Commerce aims to find the best location for the plant.
Uranium price to recover next year on shortage, Trump policy, Sprott CEO says
The heavy metal’s spot price fell to $76.56 per lb. this week, down from a 17-year high of $106 per lb. in February.
MinRes halts Bald Hill mine amid lithium price rout
Bald Hill mine closure will result in the loss of 300 jobs, with its final spodumene concentrate shipment to be completed in December.
China should use more aluminum and recycled copper, industry says
China depends on overseas imports for 60% of its aluminum resources as opposed to 70% of its copper resources.
Korea Zinc to decide on disputed $1.8 billion share plan as pressure rises
The world’s largest zinc smelter has been caught up for months in a fight between its largest shareholders over strategy and direction.
Gekko Systems’ centrifugal gold concentrator enhances water stewardship
Latest technology will help mining operations meet challenges by enabling them to operate using non-potable water, including both recycled and contaminated sources.
Finlay Minerals reports 2024 field results from PIL property in British Columbia
The PIL property is in the heart of the Toodoggone mining district of British Columbia.
GoldQuest stock rises on favorable regulatory environment for Dominican mine project
The company is preparing to advance the Romero project towards the feasibility and environmental and social impact assessment stages.
