The $32 trillion push to disrupt the entire oil industry
Global oil and gas companies are increasingly facing an uphill battle as global warming policies are taking their toll.
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Indonesian rescuers pull survivors from collapse of illegal gold mine
Indonesian authorities ramped up efforts to find 37 people feared buried by the collapse of an illegal gold mine on the island of Sulawesi that killed at least four people.
Chile set to unveil 25 mining projects open for investment at this year’s PDAC
The Chilean government will actively be seeking investors for 25 new mining projects when it attends the PDAC Convention in Toronto next week.
World’s biggest platinum miners ask court to block strike
“We are of the view that AMCU is not acting in the best interests of workers, or the industry”- Anglo American Plc
Eskom’s Molefe ‘stonewalled’ Glencore ex-CEO says
Nedbank Ltd. estimates that corruption, maladministration and bad policies shaved $33.9 billion off the nation’s GDP between May 2014 and February 2018.
Belgian fast-moving ‘caterpillar’ in deep sea copper, cobalt race
U.N. talks are working out regulations on mining in international waters, which may appeal to companies struggling to find new reserves on land.
Codelco to kick off Chuquicamata underground by mid-year
Codelco's second largest copper operation by size is expected to fully transition to underground block cave mining this year.
TerraX’s Yellowknife City Gold property gets land use permit
The new permit replaces two previous ones that covered a smaller area.
Rio Tinto investors partying like it’s 2014
Miner will pay a special dividend worth $4 billion, or $2.43 cent a share, as it recorded its highest annual underlying earnings in the last five years.
