Deep-sea mining may be inevitable, says UN regulator
Deep sea mining is likely just a matter of time, according to the head of the International Seabed Authority.
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Amplats plans to cut thousands of jobs after profit plunge
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Polymetal agrees $3.7bn Russian asset sale to Siberian gold miner
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French recycling plant on fire housing 900 tonnes of lithium batteries
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Optimism for metals clashes with reality for juniors ahead of PDAC
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