Copper worth nearly half a billion dollars goes missing in China
A group of companies is investigating why a commodities storage site is holding only one-third of the copper concentrate they were financing.
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Albemarle studying ways to recycle lithium in North America
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New ways to deal with arsenic in Chile’s copper mines
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Ten Mexican miners remain trapped in coal mine after three rescued
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Glencore profit more than doubles thanks to soaring coal price
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