Crystallex closer to being paid off by Venezuela
The Canadian miner received a favourable ruling related to the gold mine that the Hugo Chávez regime expropriated back in 2008.
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Vedanta reopens Gamsberg zinc mine in South Africa
The Gamsberg mine was closed in November after the pit wall collapsed.
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More than precious: silver’s role in the new energy era
Long known as a precious metal, silver also has industrial applications metal for an eco-friendly future.
Nornickel joins blockchain network for responsible minerals sourcing
RSBN is an industry collaboration across the minerals supply chain using blockchain technology to support responsible sourcing and production practices from mine to market.
Hope for British Columbia’s New Prosperity project?
Tsilhqot’in support Taseko’s application for extension to environmental certificate.
Miner gets closer to producing ‘green’ lithium for EV batteries
Australian startup Vulcan Energy claims it can produce battery-grade lithium without emitting carbon dioxide.
Trevali to restart Caribou mine
The company expects to return to mining in early February 2021, with first payable zinc production expected by the end of March.
Gold’s Jobs Friday plunge
Serious gold down days are nearly always driven by heavy speculator selling in super-leveraged gold futures.
