Data contained in diamonds could stay there forever too
Scientists say precious stones could have a more practical, equally long-term use one day.
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Yukon is open for mining in a responsible way: Goldcorp
Goldcorp's executive VP of corporate affairs and sustainability, Brent Bergeron, says political risk is becoming a more important aspect to take into account when considering new investments.
Exploration firms the biggest winners of renewables use in mining — study
Power generation costs could be dramatically reduced by the adoption of semi-portable, flexible solar and wind energy solution, say experts.
Vale board OK’s sale of fertilizer unit — report
Most of the division’s assets will be acquired by Mosaic, the world’s largest producer of phosphate fertilizer.
Coal rally, cost cuts help Teck Resources swing to profit
The mining giant, North America's largest producer of steel-making coal, has raised its production forecast for the year.
Physical gold market in largest surplus in a decade
New report shows higher gold price during third quarter sparked 20% surge in global scrap supply even as jewellery sales in Asia fall to multi-year lows.
China’s lithium-ion battery market: drivers behind it and its sustainability
The China Lithium-Ion Battery market has seen a massive surge in growth over the last years, with a CAGR in excess of 50% since GCiS’ previous research conducted in 2011.
These are the mines that use the most renewables
The shortlist includes a geographically diverse group of mining operators with a wide variety of project sizes using wind, solar and solar thermal technologies to power their operations.
Natural resources deliver $55 billion to the economy of Queensland, Australia
The natural resources sector continues to play a vital role in underpinning the Queensland economy with an estimated $55.7 billion contribution to the state’s economy.
