Rio Tinto has more work to do, cultural heritage audit finds
Audit found nearly half of Rio's assets lacked access to appropriately qualified cultural heritage expertise within the business.
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Peru expects 74 mining projects to become operative in 2023
30 of the 74 projects have recently become operative or are about to reach that phase as they already have all the required permits.
Electrification of Canada’s commercial vehicles may yield benefits sooner than later – report
Deloitte Canada makes a case for decarbonizing commercial vehicles as a measure that is eventually less expensive than maintaining internal combustion vehicles.
America’s timeline for development of domestic battery metal supply chain may be unrealistic – research
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Guinea, partners resume Simandou infrastructure operations
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Caterpillar introduces new compact energy storage system
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Kazatomprom’s 2022 profit doubles as it lowers 2023 production guidance
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LME rocked by new nickel scandal after finding bags of stones
The LME has discovered bags of stones instead of the nickel that underpinned a small handful of its contracts at a warehouse in Rotterdam.
