Hudbay vows appeal after court affirms Arizona project ruling
At issue is the validity of mining claims that would allow the company to dispose of mine waste on public lands adjacent to its operations.
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BHP says Escondida copper mine in Chile operating at ‘reduced rate’
UJnion workers walked off the job for part of the day on Tuesday in solidarity with the anti-government protest movement across Chile.
Sprott invests in Palladium One as metal price hits record high
Shares of Palladium One jumped more than 14% at market open.
LME to launch lithium committee including Tesla, Albemarle
The LME is planning a lithium contract, and in June selected Fastmarkets to provide a reference price, but has given no timeline for an official launch.
Galantas Gold suspends blasting operations at Irish mine
While some operations will continue at the Omagh gold mine, the Canadian junior will reduce its workforce and try raising funds.
The men who would be king of Glencore move into the spotlight
Contenders for the biggest job in commodity trading, the head of Glencore, will be on parade this week.
Green aluminum, coming soon to a metals-trading desk near you
The lightweight metal used in cars, airplanes and drinks cans is touted as a green alternative, yet it’s the most carbon-intensive industrial metal to produce.
Even a lifelong copper bull isn’t sure the next move will be up
It’s a dramatic shift from a year ago, when just about everyone in the industry was bullish on the metal used in pipes and wires.
Rio Tinto says miners need to do more on the environment. Here’s how
Opinion: Mining companies are generally quite good at promoting social projects undertaken in the communities in which they operate, but full disclosure could show how much the mining companies' support was compared to the total income of these communities.
