Mining companies have not left Mexico – officials
Even though mining output is expected to fall by 16% in 2020, and exploration has sunk, officials say mining activities are gradually recovering.
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Japan to strengthen control over rare metal reserves
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Nornickel fights cover-up accusations over Arctic oil spill
Tests, photographs and eyewitness accounts suggest diesel has reached Pyasino Lake, which Nornickel denies.
SSR-Alacer Gold merger gets shareholder approval
SSR Mining will acquire Alacer in an all-stock, zero-premium deal valued at C$2.4 billion.
Workers at Antofagasta’s Zaldivar mine vote to strike
A strike had been set for July 15.
Five levels of minerals processing plant autonomy – from regulatory controls to full auto-pilot
Autonomous mining is already here.
Webinar: How can miners integrate technology to improve stakeholder engagement programs?
Free webinar takes place July 15.
Zimbabwe gold mines lure investor despite economic ruin
The nation's biggest gold mines are being snapped up by Mauritius-based Sotic International.
Rio Tinto supports education initiatives in Northwest Territories
Rio doubled scholarship funds to assist post-secondary students in NWT with the loss of revenue opportunities due to the pandemic.
