We need China’s critical minerals technology, not their metals
China took control of almost all rare earth element processing and magnet manufacturing, in the space of about 10 years.
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Appian Capital Advisory appoints Head of Africa
Khathutshelo ‘K2’ Mapasa is based in Johannesburg.
Albemarle, Caterpillar partner to bring zero-emissions lithium mining to North America
The announcement comes on the heels of Albemarle's recent award of $90 million from the Department of Defense .
Rio Tinto Kennecott expands reclamation at Bingham Canyon mine
Bingham was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1966. A massive landslide occurred at the mine in 2013.
Copper’s contango widest since at least 1994 as inventories rise
The cash contract changed hands at a discount of $70.10 a ton to three-month futures on the LME on Monday.
Stellantis invests $90 million in Argentina lithium explorer for 20% stake
Argentina Lithium & Energy holds the Rincon West, Antofalla North, Pocitos and Incahusi brine projects.
BC Supreme Court rules Mineral Tenure Act not addressing Indigenous consultation duty
The court gave the provincial government 18 months to develop a constitutionally compliant system.
Ontario vows to balance interests of all Indigenous communities in mining development
Grassy Narrows Chief said he was deeply concerned about the roughly 5,000 mining claims that have been granted in its traditional territory.
IsoEnergy takes over Consolidated Uranium for top-tier spot in Saskatchewan, Utah
The agreement values the new IsoEnergy at C$903.5 million.