Simandou iron ore project to restart in March, Guinea says
Authorities ordered work to stop in July last year in a bid to force the shareholders to agree joint venture terms.
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Concern is growing over the federal government’s seeming inability to leverage Canada’s vast natural resource endowment as it navigates the uncertain global geopolitical and economic landscape.
Naskapi Nation, Iron Ore Company of Canada sign socio-economic “Aganow” agreement
The agreement aims to create opportunities for greater participation by Naskapi people in IOC’s activities through training and development, employment, and collaboration on environmental projects.
MMG shuts Las Bambas copper mine due to protests
The giant mine, in indefinite care and maintenance from Wednesday, accounts for 2% of the copper produced worldwide.
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Sound waves and a 2D material may be the key to longer-lasting batteries.
Search team finds Rio Tinto’s radioactive capsule lost in Australia
The capsule was recovered after a nearly week-long search involving around 100 people along a 1,400 kilometres (870 miles) stretch of highway.
Tombador Iron halts Brazil mine due to unrest
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Urgent action needed to stem slump in geoscience graduates globally — report
The dearth of geoscientists, which is replicated globally, threatens to crimp Australia’s ability to find, define and mine key minerals needed in a decarbonised future.
