Column: Green steel is possible and even affordable, but still unlikely
Steel production accounts for about 8% of global carbon emissions.
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Column: Funds stampede into copper as price breaks higher
Fund managers have rushed to buy copper after the price broke up out of its one-year trading range earlier this month.
Singapore warehouses are filling up with surplus lead and zinc
A record delivery of lead into LME warehouses in Singapore has underscored the city state’s emergence as a dumping ground for surplus industrial metals.
Chile’s mining minister urges SQM, Tianqi to resolve spat
Tianqi last week raised concerns over transparency in the firm's talks on a partnership with state copper producer Codelco.
Magna Mining signs offtake deal with Vale for Crean Hill project
Under the agreement, initial production from Crean Hill would be shipped to Vale's Clarabelle mill in Sudbury for processing.
The Mine that Fell Asleep in the Goldfields awakens young minds
Author Catherine Lalut didn’t jump from mining engineer to children’s author quickly, but the journey was enriching.
Scientists get better understanding of how rare earth metal in lightbulbs forms
Cerium is a rare earth metal that is used in some types of lightbulbs and flat-screen TVs.
Global Commodities Holdings to work with ICE to create nickel contract
GCHL started looking at the potential of a Class 1 or higher grade nickel trading platform after the crisis at the London metal Exchange two years ago.
Aluminum price falls as weak China demand weighs on industrial metals
The LMEX Metals Index, which tracks the six main base metals, rose to an eight-month high earlier in March.
