Scientists want to engineer bacteria to sustainability mine rare earths
Cornell researchers are looking for an environmentally friendly, low-temperature, low-pressure method to mine rare earth elements from rock.
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Mirtha Vasquez said four mines would not be allowed any extensions on their operational timelines.
China copper premiums hit record high on tight stocks, VAT issue
The premium of physical copper over Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) prices jumped to 2,200 yuan (US $ 344) per tonne on Friday.
Newcrest’s growth strategy is Americas focused
The company is building critical mass in Canada with its acquisition of the Brucejack mine in British Columbia.
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Between fund managers and miners, much value left on the floor, says Barrick CEO
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Iron ore price rebounds on positive news from China’s property sector
Debt-laden China Evergrande Group has resumed construction of 63 projects.
Gold mid-tiers’ Q3 2021 fundamentals
The mid-tier and junior gold miners in the sweet spot for stock-price upside potential just reported a solid-if-not-strong quarter.
