Biden’s freeze on oil, gas leases on public land is reinstated — for now
Court on Wednesday threw out the judge’s nationwide injunction forcing a restart of leasing from the Gulf of Mexico to Alaska.
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India may delay coal plant closures in blow to climate action
Other nations globally have also been responding to high demand and severe shortages of natural gas by burning more coal.
NorthWest Copper’s Kwanika high-grade core shows more promise
Kwanika is located about 140 km northwest of the town of Fort St. James in northern British Columbia.
Australian firm prepares to build Brazil’s first southern phosphate mine
The Brazilian arm of Aguia Resources hopes to complete building the first phosphate mine in Southern Brazil by late 2023.
The burnout that no one talks about
Why are leader burnout rates increasing in mining? And why are people still not comfortable talking about it?
Codelco will resume construction in ‘coming days’ after fatal accidents
“Structural projects,” which the company hopes will counteract a drop in ore grades of its deposits, are key to maintaining copper production in the coming years.
Canada Nickel confirms discovery at newly acquired Deloro property in Ontario
The project's preliminary economic assessment based on prior resource estimates outlined a 25-year operation that would produce 842,000 tonnes of nickel.
Nyrstar’s shut Dutch smelter invigorates zinc bulls
Nyrstar's decision to close the Budel smelter drove zinc on the LME to $3,819 a tonne on Tuesday, the highest since June 9.
Shanghai zinc, aluminum prices rally on supply concerns
The jump follows a surge in zinc price the prior day after Nyrstar said it would put its zinc smelting operations at Budel on care and maintenance.
