Canada’s oil, gas emissions cap may wait until 2023, leaving climate plan hole
Oil and gas production is Canada's highest-emitting industry and a main focus of Trudeau's goal of chopping emissions by 40% to 45% by 2030.
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Fresnillo’s results reflect impact of Mexico outsourcing ban
Covid-triggered staff absences and the country’s labour reform restricting the ability to subcontract workers, weighed on production.
Aluminum Dunkerque signs deal to buy alumina feedstock from Glencore
The smelting firm has also signed a new deal to sell aluminum to Glencore, already a customer for its metal.
Wild nickel market may get relief from Indonesia’s higher output
The country is set to add 393,000 tonnes to 400,000 tonnes of nickel in metal output capacity this year.
Lithium Americas CEO says mining reform needed for EV metals supply
The United States should not expect to rely solely on recycling of old batteries for supply, said Jon Evans.
South Africa’s Solidarity to challenge Sibanye lock-out
Sibanye said it issued lock-out notices to all union members as it had been negotiating with a coalition of unions.
Contracts shield Asia’s EV battery makers from nickel surge, for now
Nickel prices doubled on Tuesday to more than $100,000 per tonne.
Women in Mining: Breaking barriers to boardrooms
Online event March 15 opens up the dialogue.
Madagascar’s Ambatovy mine on track to deliver ‘no net loss’ of surrounding forest
Ambatovy has strived to conserve the surrounding forest by slowing deforestation driven by small-scale agriculture elsewhere.
