China, e-silk roads and a plea for change
The world needs new ‘Silk Roads’, on which the traffic will be powered, and highway services enabled and delivered, by electricity generated only through renewable means and resources.
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China court puts Fanya exchange’s rare earth stock up for auction
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History of the Klondike Gold Rush
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Ganfeng closes deal to raise stake in Argentina lithium project
Ganfeng has completed a $160 million deal to raise its stake in the Cauchari-Olaroz project in Argentina to 50%.
Chinese investors hold key as global funds turn super bearish on copper
Copper seems to have fallen off the investment radar this year in China.
TÜV SÜD pulls out of dam safety checks after Brazil disaster
TÜV SÜD has estimated a hit of around 75 million euros in legal and other costs related to the disaster.
Philippine anti-mining advocate Gina Lopez dies after battle with cancer
The former environment minister rose to international prominence in 2016 by launching a crackdown on the country’s mining industry and closing down several operations on environmental grounds.
Benchmark to acquire Lawyers gold-silver project
The deal is pursuant to a share exchange agreement that contemplates a proposed business combination with PPM Phoenix Precious Metals Corp.
Braveheart allowed to drill at Bull River property in British Columbia
The company received an amendment to its Mines Act Permit M-33 from British Columbia Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources.
