Gran Colombia buys stake in Western Atlas, says production up 7% this year
The Canadian miner now owns about 20% of Western Atlas and says is on track to meet its 2019 production target of between 225,000 and 240,000 ounces.
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European consortium wants to improve lead battery technology
The Consortium for Battery Innovation published its technology roadmap aimed at tackling increasing demand.
Mining reps talk climate change in Geneva
The role of the mining industry on climate change mitigation/adaptation is being discussed by members of the Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development.
Blockade at Las Bambas copper mine in Peru puts output targets at risk
Operations have been disrupted since Sept. 22, with roadblocks stopping shipments from and supplies to the mine.
Go Metals finds multiple untested zones at Monster
Go Metals is planning a rotary air blast and diamond drilling program for the sites.
Blue Star drills 31.1 g/t over 1.0 m at Hood River
The company found gold intersections in four drill holes.
NexGen releases new assays from Arrow drilling
The highest results were 33.78% uranium oxide over 12.0 metres and 32.88% over 8.0 metres.
Wallbridge hits more wide intersections at Fenelon
The highest grade returned was 41.19 g/t gold over 0.5 metre in a core length of 6.0 metres that assayed 3.26 g/t.
Australia’s Resolute Mining shuts down roaster at Syama gold mine
The roaster, which the company says is a crucial part of its sulfide processing circuit at the gold mine, was taken offline due to a crack in the main external shell.