World’s biggest platinum miner braces for tough wage talks
The largest union in the platinum industry wants its members to share the benefits of higher prices.
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The pipeline Canada doesn’t know
World’s largest CO2 pipeline is being built in Alberta, but underground sequestering of carbon gets little love from governments.
Purepoint completes initial fieldwork at Hook Lake
The project lies on the southwest edge of the Athabasca Basin in the Patterson uranium district.
Rio Tinto to join World Bank’s green mining program
Rio Tinto plans to offer technical consulting advice, as well as contribute $1 million over five years to the program.
Indonesian gold miner Amman is said to consider $600m IPO
The company is reportedly working with advisers to list in Jakarta as early as the fourth quarter.
Best argument for gold standard is Trump himself
Today’s case for the gold standard is based on the view that these recent decades of good fiat money management are a historical outlier and cannot be sustained.
Adani’s Australian coal mine wins further environmental approval
The company has taken a step closer to the construction of the Carmichael coal mine in Australia after winning federal approval for its groundwater management plan.
South Africa’s carbon tax could cost Amplats $21m a year from 2021 – CEO
South Africa’s parliament approved a long-delayed carbon tax bill in February as part of plans to reduce harmful emissions in the country.
Stornoway Diamond halts open pit operations at Quebec mine
The Montreal-based diamond producer said the move would not have an impact on total revenue for 2019.
