Rio Tinto didn’t inform cave blast owners of other mine plans
Rio CEO Jean-Sébastien Jacques faced an Australian Senate inquiry after the miner in late May legally destroyed sacred caves in Pilbara region.
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Russian Arctic peoples appeal to Elon Musk for Nornickel boycott
Group of indigenous people asked Tesla Inc’s Elon Musk to stop buying supplies from miner until the company compensates them for environmental damage to their ancestral lands.
Zen’s graphite aced university test
Research shows that the company’s trademarked graphite exfoliates more easily into graphene than other materials in the market.
Albemarle to shutter two lithium facilities in the US
It will idle portions of the Silver Peak mine in Nevada and Kings Mountain production facility in North Carolina starting in September.
EnGold resumes exploration at Lac La Hache
The Vancouver-based miner was forced to halt an ongoing drill campaign due to the pandemic.
Fortescue rethinking expansion that endangers Australian sacred site
Decision comes as an Indigenous group said the project threatened heritage sites, including a 60,000 year-old rock shelter.
First Donlin drill results in, Barrick and Novagold report
With measured and indicated resources of about 39 million ounces of gold, Donlin is considered one of the largest open-pit gold deposits in Alaska.
Codelco to restart projects beginning next week
The miner had been forced to delay several mine expansion projects.
INTERVIEW: Chris Taylor, CEO, Great Bear Resources
GBR’s share price moved from C$6 in November 2019 to C$18 in July 2020.