MINING.COM Latin America mining and geopolitics series
A new security-driven scramble for supply chains is recasting political risk across Latin America’s mining sector.
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Rising costs, tight supply and demand for transition minerals are driving bigger, more complex mining deals worldwide.
Bolivia’s lithium gamble tests US realignment in Latin America
In a new series, MINING.COM explores mining, power, and the Trump administration's strategy in Latin America, starting with Bolivia.
Met coal pipeline grows despite demand slide: report
Urgewald flags 273 met coal projects as investors tighten rules amid rising pollution and habitat loss in key regions.
Ionic Rare Earths bags $16 million UK grant for Belfast recycling plant
The recycling plant in Belfast is expected to produce 400 metric tons of high-purity separated magnet rare earths oxides per year.
Options traders bet gold price to rally more after breaking $5,000
Implied volatility of Comex gold futures climbed to the highest since March 2020, the peak of the pandemic.
Titan Mining starts graphite production at New York plant
Milestone marks the first step in re-establishing a domestic natural graphite supply chain in the US for the first time in 70 years.
Vale faces renewed safety concerns after mine water overflows
The incidents, near the towns of Ouro Preto and Congonhas, left no injuries, the companies and Minas Gerais' government said.
AME: British Columbia lifts budget to support mineral claims permitting
The province has committed an additional C$3 million to improve the province's mineral claims permitting and consultation framework.