China opposes Canada’s order on lithium mining investments
China's commerce ministry urged Canada to stop politicizing economic and trade issues.
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Peruvian Ministry of Environment rejects law that exonerates bankrupt miners from environmental assessments
The bill establishes special measures for companies undergoing asset restructuring. The measures are framed within the General Law of the Bankruptcy System.
White House defends Biden end-of-coal remark Manchin derided
Biden’s comments “have been twisted to suggest a meaning that was not intended,” the White House said.
Two South Korean miners rescued from collapsed mine after nine days
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Buying conflict-free tin and coltan out of Congo just got harder
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Fed dollar/gold shock ending
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Friday feeding frenzy for mining stocks
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