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Minnesota Court grants PolyMet review of permit
If permitted, the proposed $1 billion mine would become Minnesota's first copper-nickel operation.
Sudan further opens gold trade to private sector
A circular approved bars government bodies from exporting gold and opens the trade to private firms.
Iamgold suspends operations in Suriname amid covid-19 cases
The union said the company's safety measures were not enough.
Energy demand growth was slowing before covid-19, says BP
The oil major’s annual Statistical Review showed that growth in primary energy consumption slowed to 1.3% in 2019.
BHP names Lamont as new CFO
Current BHP CFO Peter Beaven will step down on Nov. 30.
Arafura to test rare earth processing with US firm
The discussions are occurring as the United States vies to revive its rare earths industry.
Great Atlantic closer to becoming sole owner of three new properties in New Brunswick
The Vancouver-based miner made its 2020 option payments to vendors of the Kagoot Brook cobalt property, Glenelg vanadium property and Mascarene polymetallic property.
Great Thunder acquires Southern Star property in Quebec
The miner now holds 10,677 hectares in the Fenelon Gold District.
