Phasing out fossil fuels hasn’t worked. Europe has a new idea for COP28
Last year’s defeat for the EU and its allies on emissions cuts at COP27 has now set up what will be one of the hardest fights ahead of COP28.
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Graphic: Argentina sets lofty sights on global copper top 10
The South American country has a pipeline of copper projects that could produce 793,000 tonnes a year by the end of the decade.
Silver nanoparticles may become key ingredient of emission-free power
New approach to building thermoelectric modules allows for converting the energy they produce into emission-free power.
US to speed up South32’s Hermosa manganese-zinc project
The Arizona-based project is the first mining asset added to the FAST-41 process, which speeds up development of clean energy and other infrastructure.
Barrick on the hunt for new mines, not deals, CEO says
While open to M&A opportunities, Mark Bristow says he is currently more interested in buying assets rather than companies.
Chamber of Mines of Argentinian province advocates against nationalization of lithium resources
Salta’s Chamber of Mines wants Argentina to move away from proposals regarding the nationalization of its lithium resources.
Venezuela deploys 5,000 soldiers in national parks to deal with illegal gold mining, drug trafficking
The Venezuelan and Colombian armed forces say they are working together to combat illegal gold mining and drug trafficking in protected areas.
Coal India profit drops after wage cost provisions jump 12-fold
Coal India reported a 17% decline in profits following a 12-times surge in provisioning for higher staff wages.
Malaysia gives Lynas extension to keep rare earths unit open
Lynas has an additional six months to get its rare earth plant in line with environmental requirements.
