China’s coal support continues with $31bn finance promise
China provisions up to $31 billion in potential finance for new coal projects.
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Australian investor groups voice concerns over Aboriginal heritage protection law
Indigenous heritage protection has become a hot-button issue since miner Rio Tinto legally destroyed culturally significant rock shelters for an iron ore mine 18 months ago.
Chart: How much gold is in the world?
In 2020, miners produced just over 3,000 tonnes of gold, and at this rate, underground reserves will last less than 18 years without new discoveries.
UEX files first updated resource for Horseshoe-Raven uranium project in a decade
The last time UEX filed a preliminary economic assessment for the project was 2011, and it is no longer current.
Uranium & nuclear power play a critical role in the US
Without nuclear power, carbon emissions from electricity production in the US would have been substantially higher over the last 40 years.
Rio Tinto adds new aluminum production to hot metals market
Rio Tinto will add 26,500 metric tons of capacity at its smelter in the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region of Quebec by 2023.
Polluting metals may be greener than you think, Citigroup says
Contrary to conventional wisdom, analysts including Max Layton found that metals like copper, nickel, aluminum and steel can drive down global-warming gases.
Lithium Americas beats CATL to buy Millennial for $400 million
The deal comes a day after a deadline expired for CATL to respond to the Lithium Americas offer.
Wolfden boosts resources at Pickett Mountian base metals project in Maine
Both indicated and inferred resources have been significantly increased, 22% and 57% respectively.
