UK leaves door open for coal comeback in bid to keep lights on
The UK is set to water down one of its key climate change policies as it battles soaring energy prices.
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Trafigura buys Germany’s Ecobat Stolberg lead plant
The Ecobat plant was among several German industrial units damaged by massive flooding in the country's west and south last year.
Rhinos return to Mozambique park after more than 40 years
The animals were donated by Exxaro Resources, which in 2014 also relocated 10 white rhinos to Botswana to bolster an existing small population.
Marathon Gold boosts Newfoundland project mineral resource
Total measured and indicated mineral resources jumped 26% in terms of ounces and over 10% in grades at the the largest undeveloped bullion project in Atlantic Canada.
Potanin a major obstacle to $60 billion Rusal, Nornickel merger
Potanin has said a tie-up could strengthen the companies' defences against any sanctions the West might impose on them.
Researchers call for science-based policies given impacts of mining on salmon, trout
Scientists comprehensively link, for the first time, mining policy to the current understanding of watershed ecology and salmonid biology.
Appian appoints Head of Australia and Asia
Based in Perth, Peter Nicholson will lead origination, transaction evaluation, due diligence and structuring.
Savannah Resources shares hammered as Portugal lithium project subject to further EIA step
The miner lost more than a third of its value on Wednesday as it also announced the immediate departure of its CEO.
Two Red Lake hopefuls’ shares crater on brewing Barrick beef
Dixie Gold and Red Lake Gold named parties in a statement of claim for $92 million for a cancelled exploration earn-in option on each of the companies’ respective exploration projects.
