Sustainability the new battleground for aluminium producers — opinion
Going green is the new differentiator in the cut-throat business of making aluminium.
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Precious metals have not corrected enough
The evidence is quite strong that the correction in Gold and gold stocks has more to go in terms of price and probably time.
Osisko Metals cuts 11% Zn+Pb over 6.4 metres at Pine Point
The most recent resource estimate is 38.4 million inferred tonnes grading 4.58% zinc and 1.85% lead, containing 3.9 billion lb. of zinc and 1.6 billion lb. of lead.
Another bonanza for Skeena at Eskay Creek
Highlights include 312.81 g/t gold and 95 g/t silver (314.07 g/t gold equivalent) over 2.2 metres.
Iamgold reports initial 3.2moz inferred resource at Nelligan project
Iamgold can increase its interest in the Nelligan gold project by a further 24% by spending C$2.78 million in cash and producing a 43-101 technical report before March 2022.
Teck Resources rolls out electric buses
This represents the first use of electric passenger buses for employee transport in the Canadian mining industry.
INFOGRAPHIC: Top 10 strongest metals on earth
There are 91 elements defined as metals, but not all are made equal.
Rio considering options for New Zealand aluminium smelter
The move comes a week after the miner downplayed its annual aluminium production guidance and flagged challenging conditions in the industry.
Solar power station coming to Norgold’s Burkina Faso mines
The plant will reduce the mines’ fuel consumption by 6.4 million liters and CO2 emissions by 18,000 tonnes per year.
