CanAlaska Uranium shores up Pike zone with more high-grade hits in Athabasca
CanAlaska plans more exploration to start in January as companies scramble to take advantage of nuclear power’s renewed momentum.
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Zambia to keep majority ownership of mining permits
The country has set up a special purpose vehicle that will own certain licenses and then seek partners for their exploration and mining.
China’s top miner to spend $24 billion on coal-to-oil project
The facility in Hami city is just the latest in a series of coal-to-oil developments greenlit in recent years in the mining hubs of Xinjiang, Shaanxi, Ningxia and Inner Mongolia.
Dalian iron ore rebounds on fresh China stimulus hopes, seasonal steel demand
Dalian iron ore futures prices rebounded on Thursday, buoyed by hopes of more fiscal stimulus from top consumer China and firmer seasonal demand for steel products.
LMFP battery technology breakthrough could increase EV range by 20%, Integrals Power says
The company's LMFP materials feature 80% manganese, instead of the 50-70% typically found in competing materials.
Rio arrives in lithium with a survival-of-the-fittest mentality
The company is planning to invest heavily in further expansion ahead of an anticipated 2030s demand boom.
Canada’s green taxonomy unlikely to include new natural gas projects
The taxonomy will include both low-emitting “green” activities and “transition” activities that enable decarbonization.
JV Video: Earthlabs Expeditions launches episode 3 – West Red Lake Gold Mines
Join host Jonathan Brazeau on a tour of West Red Lake Gold Mines in Ontario.
Ghana unions cancel strike over illegal gold mining after talks
Ghanaian unions have called off a strike after the government promised to take measures to clean up its small-scale mining sector.
