China’s state metals reserves auctioned off in double-quick time
The first round of China’s much-anticipated state metal reserves auctions needed only one of two days allotted for all the copper and aluminum on offer to be sold.
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Australia’s Minerals Council sets down code to stamp out sexual harassment
Australia's top mining industry body on Wednesday set out a code for its members to eliminate sexual harassment, after several incidents in Western Australia state renewed focus on the issue.
China to sell more metals from reserves to ensure stable prices
China is releasing metal from state stockpiles as part of its campaign to restrain prices after factory inflation in May hit its highest level in 13 years.
Sandfire granted licence for copper mine in Botswana
The 3.2 million tonnes per annum Motheo open pit mine could help Botswana curb its dependence on diamond mining.
Climate-change impacts of graphite production higher than reported — study
London-based consultancy Minviro says the true climate change impacts of producing battery-grade graphite can be as much as 10 times higher than published values.
Wellbeing of 25 chinchillas weighs on Gold Fields access to 3.5 million gold ounces
Inquiry into whether attempts to move a colony of endangered rodents to make way for a gold mine harmed them may result in fines, permit suspension.
After months of union talks, San Rafael mine in Mexico to reopen
San Rafael primarily produces silver, zinc and lead in the town of Cosala in Sinaloa state.
Ivanhoe already has 162,000 tonnes copper in ore stockpiled
Ivanhoe says DRC mine's first 3.8mtpa concentrator is now fully operational and pre-production ore stockpiles reach 3.4m tonnes grading average 4.78% copper.
