Brazil tribes struggling to survive after dam burst to get day in court against BHP
In 2015, a dam co-owned by BHP Group and Vale SA collapsed, unleashing 44 million cubic meters of mining waste.
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Lynas signs contract for US rare earths facility
Company signed a contract with the US Department of Defense to begin initial design work for its heavy rare earth separation facility in Texas.
Canada Nickel aims for zero-carbon emissions at Crawford
The company has announced that it is setting up NetZero Metals, a wholly-owned subsidiary that will use existing technologies to produce zero-carbon nickel, cobalt, and iron products.
Cardinal board backs Shandong Gold offer
The company's board has urged shareholders to reject the Nordgold bid.
Ivanhoe in talks over Congo and South Africa projects
Companies are expressing interest in the Western Forelands and Platreef projects.
Chile judge calls for water study on ‘fragile’ lithium-rich Atacama salt flat
The decision reignited concerns over SQM's ability to ramp up output to meet demand from the electric vehicle industry.
Gold price hits record high as US dollar sinks
Bullion made history with a record price of $1,945.10/oz Monday.
Rusal Q2 sales down 10% as coronavirus hit demand
Aluminium sales totalled 976,000 tonnes in April-June 2020.
IAMGOLD restarts Rosebel mine in Suriname
Operations were suspended mid-June due to a work stoppage related to the spread of covid-19.
