The US has a metals problem
Years of neglecting its critical metal supplies is catching up with the United States, as demand for the raw materials needed to build a new green economy that rejects fossil fuels gears up.
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Ontario First Nations declare moratorium on Ring of Fire development
The Attawapiskat, Fort Albany and Neskantaga First Nations
in the James Bay are calling on the government for a Regional Impact Assessment.
Nighthawk drills 5.5 metres of 207.18 g/t gold at Treasure Island
Assay results suggest potential for higher-grade zones and additional gold mineralization at depth.
Arizona Metals raising C$15m to triple Kay Mine drilling
After adding a second rig to the site in February, the company is now scheduling for two more Kay Mine drills.
Thor acquires Barrick’s majority interest in Central Houndé project
The Central Houndé project consists of three early-stage exploration permits.
Former US assistant secretary for energy resources joins Standard Lithium board
Francis Fannon also previously served as Senior Director for Government Affairs for Murphy Oil Corporation.
Gold price steadies as US jobs report fuels recovery optimism
Gold prices this year had their first quarterly drop since 2018.
The next electric-car battery champion could be European
After years of ceding the EV battery business to foreign companies, Europe wants in.
Barrick ready to sign deal to reopen Porgera mine
Papua New Guinea's prime minister has announced an imminent agreement to bring the mine back into operations.
