Oxygen “whiffs” play a role in the formation of ore deposits
Oxygen “whiffs" may have changed the earth’s mantle, altering the continental crust's composition and forming ore deposits.
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Glencore's co-head of zinc and copper trading Nick Popovic is retiring after more than 30 years.
World’s biggest miner reviews newly acquired Brazilian assets
BHP's $6.4 billion purchase of Oz Minerals included an untapped gold deposit and four small, but high-grade, copper-gold mines in the state of Para.
It’s getting harder to find mining engineers a green world needs
In regions like Canada and the US, enrollment or graduation from university courses related to mining engineering slipped in recent years.
Gold shorting spike bullish
Gold’s recent pullback sure overstayed its welcome, increasingly vexing as August marched on.
Sigma Lithium completes second shipment, on track to produce 130,000 tonnes by year-end
The company also expects to begin recognizing revenue from the sale of its lithium concentrate and byproducts in Q3 2023.
US Inflation Reduction Act impact report lays bare critical mineral supply fault lines
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Copper price rises as China factory activity expands
The Caixin manufacturing purchasing managers index rose to 51 last month, the highest reading since February.
