Protestors invade Hochschild’s largest mine in Peru
Residents of the Huancute Annex have invaded the Inmaculada mine and built picket lines with women and cattle to avoid being forcefully removed by police.
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South African efforts to clear coal railway derailment disrupted by violence
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Two-wheelers come first in Indonesia’s electric vehicle strategy
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Indonesia’s Adaro signs MoU with Hyundai for aluminum supply
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Scientists dig for answers inside mineral-rich meteorites
The goal is to learn how the young earth acquired the ingredients essential for life.
LME decides against ban on Russian metal
The metals industry has spent weeks debating what to do about supplies from Russia, which is a major producer of copper, nickel, aluminum and palladium.
Germany considers national fund in scramble for raw materials
Germany is already offering loan guarantees to commodity trading houses to buy energy and key metals.
Integra’s Andrée St-Germain on overcoming self-doubt and ‘paying your dues’: Mining Legends Speaker Series interview
Mining Legends Speaker Series pairs CMHF inductees with accomplished young talent.
