Column: Power problems rein in global aluminum output growth
Europe's energy crisis has taken a heavy toll on a notoriously power-hungry sector.
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Potanin says sanctions constrain Nornickel, force it to adjust strategy
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India expected to cut gold import duty to sideline smugglers
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South32 sees shipping delays tying up cash in inventory
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Scientists develop efficient solution to monitor airborne mercury
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Argentinian lawyers call for annulment of provincial lithium law
The Argentine Institute of Mining Law is calling for the annulment of Law N°10.608, which declared lithium and derivative products as strategic natural resources in La Rioja province.
