How Latin America wastes billions of dollars worth of valuable metals
E-waste generated in Latin America in 2019 contained valuable metals representing a total value of roughly $1.7 billion of secondary raw materials.
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Tesla's most important products in 2022 and next year will not be cars, CEO Elon Musk said on Wednesday.
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Chinese lithium carbonate prices have been on a tear, jumping by almost a third this year after surging more than 400% in 2021.
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Peru community to block transport road used by Las Bambas mine
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Politics turning against copper mining – Freeport’s Adkerson
The task of ramping up copper supply to meet growing demand in the clean-energy transition is getting harder as societies and communities resist new mines and politicians seek a bigger share of the profit.
New Found Gold makes new discovery of 28+ g/t in Keats footwall
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Biden administration kills Antofagasta’s Minnesota copper project
The decision shows the administration is increasingly comfortable prioritizing domestic conservation efforts, even as demand for minerals used to build electric vehicles rises amid efforts to combat climate change.
