Supply risks fuel uranium’s flight to more than 16-year peak
Uranium oxide prices are up 15% so far this month to their highest since November 2007 at $106 a pound.
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Lynas’ Q2 revenue halves on falling prices, lower China demand
The world's largest producer of rare-earths outside China said its sales fell 51.7%.
South32 misses output estimates, puts Colombia nickel unit under review
The miner on Monday posted a near 50% drop in second-quarter metallurgical coal output.
Australian tycoon Forrest shuts nickel mines after prices crash
Wyloo's mines near Kambalda will go into care and maintenance from May 31.
Mexican MP asks for prior consultation principle to be added to new Mining Law
Left-wing MP Mary Carmen Bernal presented an initiative before the Mexican Parliament to make prior consultation mandatory in the new Mining Law.
Indonesian VP hopeful slams Jokowi’s nickel investment policy
Muhaimin Iskandar, the running mate of presidential candidate Anies Baswedan, said the government’s so-called “downstreaming” policy had caused major environmental damage.
Gold riches fuel Sudan militia’s war to rule nation, UN says
US investigations show that the Rapid Support Forces group is using proceeds from gold mining to fund its war against Sudan's army.
Global inventory of world’s mines needed – researchers
Researchers say that about half of the world's mining impacts remain undocumented.
Glencore’s Lomas Bayas transfers water rights to Chilean farming community
Minera Lomas Bayas in Chile transferred water rights on the Loa River to the Calama Farmers Association.
