Silver miners hit hardest by lockdowns — report
Nearly two-thirds of global silver production is still on hold.
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Luminex hits high grades with Camp step-out hole
Drill in Ecuador hole returned 21 metres of 4.26 g/t gold and 26.3 g/t silver starting at 617 metres downhole.
SKF and SMT collaborate on engineering tool
The software helps accurately and rapidly design transmission systems and identify potential failures.
First Quantum revises guidance for 2020
The company has reduced its copper guidance for the year by 75,000 tonnes to 755,000-805,000.
McCloskey international dealer gains two new sales territories
McCloskey has announced that AULT is now its dealer for Ontario and Atlantic Canada, building on the company’s success serving the Quebec market.
The next frontier: Prospecting and mining on the moon
China has achieved a milestone in lunar exploration with its robotic rover.
Industrial electric gas boosters set to benefit mining operations
A new category of advanced electric gas boosters is promising quieter, cleaner, high-pressure operations with flow rates of up to 6,500 psi.
Mining technologies could capture ‘billions of tonnes of CO2 per year,’ says UBC prof
Reducing 10% of a mine’s tailings could be sufficient to offset the annual carbon emissions produced by a mining operation.
