Europe’s magnesium crunch poses another carbon conundrum
Magnesium seems to have slipped beneath the collective radar, writes Andy Home.
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China’s physical coal prices tell different story to futures
China is pushing miners to ramp up output but this is a slow process, writes Clyde Russell.
Green hydrogen backer Forrest urges fuel subsidy fairness
Forrest, whose Fortescue Metals Group aims to become carbon-neutral by 2030, has been travelling the world to promote green hydrogen.
Saudi Ma’aden board to weigh whether to pay dividend in December
The company reported a net profit of $11.63 billion in the first nine months of this year.
Colombian regulator shelves AngloGold’s permit request for Quebradona
ANLA's decision effectively halts the project's development, but does not deny the permit request.
Citric acid can be used to extract rare earth metals from coal ash
The method, if widely adopted, could turn coal ash from an environmental pariah into a commercially viable product, researcher says.
Sibanye-Stillwater to buy nickel-copper mines in Brazil for $1 billion
The acquisition of Atlantic Nickel and Mineração Vale Verde from Appian is Sibanye’s fourth battery metal investment this year.
Pilbara Minerals finalizes deal with POSCO for lithium facility
The facility in Gwangyang is expected to cost up to $750 million.
Resource nationalism on the rise in top mining countries — report
While resource nationalism had been relatively contained geographically speaking in the past, it is spreading across the world, Fitch warns.
