Tajik-Chinese antimony project delayed to October
The venture could produce up to 21,000 tonnes of antimony and 2.5 tonnes of gold per year.
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Kinross Gold boosts position in Mauritania
In-principle deal with the government would give Kinross a 30-year exploitation licence for Tasiast Sud.
Colibri to sell 50% of gold Sonora project to Silver Spruce
The miners want to join forces to develop the drill-ready El Mezquite gold project.
Geoscience BC using machine learning to produce new mineral deposit probability maps
Combining statistical methods with machine learning can predict various types of mineral resources based on regional geochemical survey data.
DRC gold worth billions being smuggled out, says UN
While international regulations have succeeded in limiting the export of conflict minerals, illegal gold trade continues to support warlords.
Chilean miners labour group alleges ‘alarming’ rise in coronavirus cases
Large copper miners including Codelco, BHP and Antofagasta have maintained production levels, while covid-19 cases among workers rises.
Russia’s gold mine production growth to overtake China’s by 2029 – report
Fitch Solutions predicts that Russia’s gold production will grow from 11.3moz in 2020 to 15.5moz in 2029.
Fuel spill in Siberia to cost Nornickel over $150 million
The company said that besides clean-up costs, it will have to deal with environmental penalties.
Iron-storing bacteria may be used to mine gold, copper
Researchers at UC are working with bacteria whose ability to concentrate different metals could be used to access valuable elements or to clear toxic metals from polluted water.
