New woe besets British Columbia’s two biggest gold projects
Seabridge's push for permits is being delayed by the BC government until the miner’s court fight with neighbour Tudor Gold is resolved.
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Brazil proposes forming state-run rare earths firm
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Rio Tinto said to draw interest for critical mineral assets in California
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Copper output from Codelco down nearly 10% in February
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USA Rare Earth CEO defends Trump administration investment as congressional questions swirl
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Techint completes seawater pumping system for Chile’s Collahuasi mine
The pumping system, part of a $1 billion infrastructure improvement project, will carry water from the coastal town of Punta Patache to the Ujina deposit.