America’s coal country is heading for another wave of layoffs
Global prices for coal shipped to power plants have plunged by more than one-third in the past year in both Europe and Asia.
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Chile’s Codelco ditches ‘green copper’ push, eyes wider mine clean-up in two years
The miner realized it would struggle to guarantee its copper's sustainability once it left the mine to be melted down and taken to market.
Megastar interested in Gunpoint’s Cerro Minas project in Mexico
Cerro Minas is an inlier to the Canadian miner's principal Yautepec project concession.
Vancouver’s QMC to produce lithium oxide concentrate in China
The Canadian miner shipped spodumene from Manitoba to Guangxi.
BHP to decide fate of Jansen potash mine in early 2021
Investors have been awaiting a board decision on whether to go ahead with the $17 billion project for years.
Barrick misses quarterly gold output estimates on Tanzania curbs
Mostly due to operational restrictions on its North Mara mine in Tanzania.
Westhaven’s Shovelnose returns 100+ g/t bonanza
Drilling farther south extended the strike length of the South zone vein system.
TMAC drills more high grades at Doris North BTD Extension zone
Highlights from the recent underground drill program include 196.1 g/t gold over 6.8 metres.