Graphite to 2020 – charging ahead?
Roskill notes that in 2015, existing world demand for graphite in all batteries is estimated to total 125,000t.
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Duke Energy, U.S. Gov’t end 15-year-old Clean Air Act litigation
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World’s Largest Ventilation Air Methane/Coal Mine Methane Oxidation Project Goes Live
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Nazi ‘gold train’ treasure hunters show alleged picture of found wagons
The Polish military has urged caution in the search for the missing train, especially after a 39-year-old treasure seeker died yesterday when falling into a pit while looking for it.
Eric Sprott: “The powers that be don’t want to admit there’s a problem”
The market is out of step with reality, Eric Sprott tells Tekoa Da Silva in his recent interview.
Gemfields expands outside Africa, targets Latin America emerald assets
The London-listed precious stones miner plans to buy two emerald projects in Colombia.
LME says in talks on launch of precious metals derivatives
The London Metal Exchange is in talks with the gold industry with a view to launching precious metals derivatives, LME Chief Executive Garry Jones said on Thursday.
Mineral IRL reopens Peru gold mine after reaching deal with locals
Latin America-focused precious metals miner extended a social contract with locals until 2018.
India’s gold monetization schemes met with skepticism
India's cabinet has launched two gold savings vehicles to to put the 20,000 tonnes of gold held privately to more productive use.
