Global coal power falls for first time even as China builds more
The net decline of 2.9 gigawatts may be small, but marks a turning point.
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S&P holds DR Congo rating at CCC+, lowers outlook to stable
Congo’s economy could rebound if copper and cobalt demand and production increase as expected.
Fortuna Silver subsidiary cleared of water contamination accusations in Mexico
Activists were accusing Compañía Minera Cuzcatlán of polluting rainwater collection ponds in the Magdalena Ocotlán municipality.
Explosion at coal mine in Colombia kills nine
The blast was caused by the accumulation of gasses in the pit.
Researchers produce magnetic ‘Fool’s gold’
For the first time ever, US-based scientists turned non-magnetic pyrite into a magnetic material.
Chilean regulators scrap SQM’s environmental plan
Chile's Environmental Superintendent asked SQM to start again from scratch.
AI to predict materials needed for aluminum alloy manufacturing
Artificial intelligence approach extracts how an aluminum alloy's contents and manufacturing process are related to specific mechanical properties.
Vizsla Resources closes $22 million private placement
Under the deal, a company controlled by Eric Sprott, acquired around 5 million units for a total consideration of C$10 million.
Kore expands holdings in BC’s southern Cariboo district
The company’s claims now cover 110 km of the prospective Eureka structural trend.
