Nevada regains position as most attractive mining jurisdiction
The Fraser Institute's Annual Survey of Mining Companies places Western Australia second, and the Canadian province of Saskatchewan third.
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Nuclear power plants may play key role in America’s fight against climate change – report
Researchers published a report that states that nuclear power plants slated to close by 2050 in the US could be among the most important players in addressing climate change.
Rio Tinto wants lithium assets, but not at current prices
Speaking after Rio’s annual general meeting, CEO Jakob Stausholm said he didn’t want to pay a high premium for lithium assets.
Newcrest board backs $19.5 billion Newmont takeover
The due diligence period on the offer ends May 11.
Barrick CEO Bristow rails against Ottawa’s interference in Canadian mining industry
Barrick CEO Mark Bristow is refusing to shut the door on accepting new investment from state-controlled Chinese companies, and questioned the move by Canada and the US to clamp down on such investment.
Vulcan Energy raises $72 million to develop German lithium plant
Funds to go to develop its net zero carbon lithium project in Germany.
British Columbia regulator warns investors about Nevada gold company’s resource claims
BCSA says Yellow Jacket Placer Project report does not comply with national requirements and does not contain supporting evidence for valid mineral resources.
American Pacific adds Centerra Gold to roster of prospecting partners
Deal hands AP control over three gold properties in Nevada, including the Ziggurat project on the northern end of the Round Mountain trend, close to other million-ounce-plus deposits.
Sprott’s ex-CEO snaps up its mining finance unit in buyout deal
Peter Grosskopf has acquired the firm’s Canadian investment banking business in a bid to help mining companies make deals.
