Poland violates law in lignite mine dispute, EU court aide says
Polish and Czech government negotiators have reached an agreement in their dispute over Turow.
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Copper price down as dollar firms
European shares and U.S. equity futures declined on Thursday amid the souring mood in the stock market.
Chile committee votes to scrap water rights for mines and farms
The plan would require mines, agribusinesses and utilities to seek temporary permits to use water in a new model that prioritizes human consumption, the sustainability of water reserves and indigenous rights.
Osisko Development stock rises on $10 million placement; NYSE listing planned
Proceeds of the offering are expected to be used to advance the development of Osisko's mineral assets.
Samarco to add revenue, hit output goal sooner after Vale deal
The miner expects to reach total production of 25.7-million tonnes of iron ore pellets in 2030, a year earlier than previously projected.
China’s metals imports boomed in 2021, so did its exports
Such divergence is highly unusual but reflects the equally unusual combination of pandemic recovery and supply-side constraints, writes Andy Home.
Global copper smelting surges in January, satellite data shows
The number of inactive smelters fell to the lowest level since February 2018.
Explainer: Costs of nickel and cobalt used in electric vehicle batteries
Rising sales and a scramble along the supply chain to secure materials have propelled prices of battery ingredients.
Romios, Lakehead University research gold, base metals project in NW Ontario
Study of volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) occurrences and the over-7-km-long alteration zone have begun.
