Gold CEO firing deals fresh blow to mining’s battered reputation
A series of disappointments for the mining industry comes against the backdrop of weak commodity prices — although gold has been an exception.
Latest Stories
Zimbabwe rescues all 15 trapped miners alive
Fifteen subsistence mine workers had been trapped in an underground shaft at the Redwing mine in Zimbabwe after it collapsed on Thursday.
Brazilian government, miners join forces to improve security in gold mining areas
A new protocol aims to avoid cargo theft by organized crime.
Emissions reach lowest level in 70 years due to sharp decline in coal use in Germany
In 2023, coal-fired power generation fell to its lowest level since the 1960s.
Lithium lowdown: Q4 2023 roundup and analysis
A critical review of current developments in the global lithium industry and key takeaways by Chris Williams, Analyst at Adamas Intelligence.
Amaroq Minerals exec sells $37,000 worth of shares to cover taxes
Earlier in the session, the company's stock had reached a 52-week high.
From wasteland to wetland: Restoring Tennessee’s Copper Basin mining district
Reclamation success achieved using class A biosolids on an EPA-designated Superfund site – but not without controversy.
First Quantum calls on Panama to prevent violence at closed mine
The Suntracs construction union — which played a leading role in protests that led to the mine’s closure late last year — is planning a march at the mine site.
Gold’s 2024 breakout upleg
Gold’s momentous breakout upleg into nominal record territory is set to accelerate in 2024.