Glencore goes from crisis to crisis with possible bribery probe
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Virginia uranium mining dispute draws US Supreme Court review
Court agrees to consider overturning a ban on mining at the site of the nation’s largest known uranium deposit.
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Cobalt price: Congo ebola outbreak compounds acute supply fears
WHO: Risk of international spread of deadly disease from Congo, responsible for 66% of global supply of critical battery raw material, is "very high".
Vancouver miner to become one of Nova Scotia’s largest single mineral claim holders
Coronet Metals to acquire 3,888 mineral claims in the Meguma Gold Belt.
Australia’s Prospect Resources closing in on Zimbabwe lithium financing
The Australian-listed company expects to secure more than $55 million in funding for the first phase of the Arcadia Lithium project.
