Tía María copper project gaining legitimacy in Peru: exec
Southern Copper’s Manager of Technical Services said that the company has been able to knock down previous resistance from local communities.
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Meghan Markle’s wedding band made with Welsh gold from historic mine
The 24-carat piece of gold given to Markle by the Queen originated at the Clogau St. David mine in northwest Wales.
The 30-year view: examining the future of gold
The World Gold Council today launched an essay collection, Gold 2048, analyzing how the gold market is set to evolve in the next 30 years.
Zimbabwe will not require foreign mining companies to list locally
Zimbabwe will remove the clause from a mines amendment bill now before parliament, the mines minister said on Friday.
Electric vehicle rush fuels optimism at LME Asia Week
Chinese cobalt producers such as Jinchuan Group and Wanbao Mining said they were ramping up production to sate an anticipated demand boom from EVs.
The big battery boom hits another roadblock: fire-fearing cities
The new era of big batteries has already drawn scrutiny after fiery electric-car crashes across America and Europe.
Argentina’s official glacier inventory reveals extensive mining impacts at controversial projects
The glacier inventory is now the most authoritative document indicating where the no-go zones are for mining.
Gemfields driving proof of origin and greater transparency for coloured gemstone sector
The coloured gemstone sector has no system, globally at scale, that allows gemstones to be confidently traced from mine to market.
US confirms list of 35 key minerals, targets domestic supply boost
Uranium and key rechargeable battery metals lithium and cobalt are on a final list of 35 critical minerals that the US deems essential to national security.
