Ancient sites, sacred snake raise risks for Australian resources
Sacred sites, endangered sawfish and mythical rainbow serpents are the latest challenges confronting commodities powerhouse Australia.
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Turquoise Hill’s profit surges over 33% on strong output
Turquoise's second-quarter copper production from Oyu Tolgoi stood at 36,735 tonnes.
Mining People: Arizona Sonoran, Cordoba, Mako, Mantaro, Royal Fox, SilverCrest
Key moves in the mining sector.
China metals body names 66 certified importers for copper, aluminum scrap
The certified importers in the third batch are from 12 provinces and regions in China.
CATL, Tesla battery supplier, unveils sodium-ion battery
Battery packs combining sodium-ion and lithium-ion cells could point towards compromise in performance for low-cost EVs, with the potential to disrupt the mass market, WoodMac says.
Denison updates ISR tests, finds new high-grade uranium zone at Wheeler River
All five new commercial wells for the first phase of testing are complete.
Construction begins for Nouveau Monde’s Matawinie mine
The Matawinie mine will have the distinction of being the first all-electric open pit mine in the world.
Water crisis threatens iron transport on key Brazil river
The Parana River Basin in central Brazil is experiencing its worst water crisis in 91 years.
Copper price: After China ban, Australia had no problem finding new concentrate buyers
China was Australia’s no. 1 customer and in the past sucked in more than half the country’s exports.
