Nippon Steel emphasizes its ‘deep roots’ in the US as it pursues US Steel deal
The Japanese firm has agreed to buy US Steel for roughly $15 billion but the deal faces an uphill battle for approval in a US election year.
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Draft decree allows miners in Peru to exceed daily installed capacity by 10%
Currently, excess production can reach up to 5% of the total allowed and if miners go over that limit, they have to pay a validation fee.
New beetle species discovered at Orapa diamond mine in Botswana
Researchers say the Orapa deposits are enriching humanity’s understanding of Cretaceous ecosystems.
Eskom rebuts report it leads world nitrogen pollution
A Greenpeace report states that coal-fired plants operated by Eskom account for five of the world’s 10 biggest single-source nitrogen-dioxide emission sites.
Nornickel says some EU clients refuse to buy products made of Russian metal
Although Nornickel itself and its metals are not a target of Western sanctions some consumers are voluntarily shunning deals for its metals and of products made from Russian raw materials.
Canada’s mild winter disrupts key ice road to remote Arctic diamond mines
The delay underscores the challenges that companies face as Canada's diamond mines come to the end of their productive lives.
CHARTS: Copper price bulls bring back $10,000 forecasts
While plummeting spot TC/RCs – from $90+ to $3 – are behind the (already fizzling) rally, copper’s long term supply problems are also firmly back in focus.
Glencore makes additional investment in Stillwater Critical Minerals
Last June, the commodity trading giant made its first investment in the critical minerals explorer.
Video: Volt Lithium barrels towards 2025 commercial production
The ability to produce lithium directly from oil field brines, especially in regions like Alberta, where lithium is pervasive in major formations, could help meet the growing demand for lithium.
