Researchers publish disaster risk monitoring protocol for multi-coal seam mining
When unstable, coal pillars from multi-coal seams mining pose significant risks during both the production and closure stages.
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Antofagasta fined for breaking water extraction rules in drought-ridden Chilean region
Chile’s General Water Directorate fined Antofagasta Minerals’ Minera Los Pelambres for the unauthorized extraction of surface and groundwater.
BHP considering improved proposal for Anglo American after bid rejected
BHP Group is considering making an improved offer for Anglo American after its $39 billion initial proposal was rejected.
Mexico notches win in labor dispute over alleged violations at mine
The US had requested a probe last year into alleged workers rights abuses at a Grupo Mexico mine in the central state of Zacatecas.
Copper juniors converge in British Columbia, Yukon Territories
Juniors are extremely important to major mining companies because they are the firms finding the deposits that will become the next mines.
Southern Copper’s output seen above 1 million tonnes in 2027
The company also edged up its forecasts for this year, predicting output of 949,000 tons.
American Rare Earths rejects $400 million SPAC takeover offer
The company's 100%-owned US subsidiary owns Halleck Creek, one of the world’s top 10 rare earth projects.
Archer Exploration changes name to NorthX Nickel
It will complete a non-brokered private placement for C$2.27 million and a consolidation of its common shares, effective May 1.
BHP’s bid for Anglo casts cloud over $9 billion fertilizer mine
BHP is already building its own giant fertilizer project in Canada, called Jansen, to which it’s already committed more than $10 billion.
