Misery looms over top coal shippers as China to buy less in 2020
The world’s biggest coal buyer will likely purchase less from overseas in 2020.
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Orban ally sells Hungary coal plant before $1bn overhaul
Move is a a U-turn as Prime Minister Viktor Orban had agreed to the European Union‘s climate deal.
Protests in Argentina following modification of mining law
The new version of Law 7722 allows for the use of cyanide and sulfuric acid in mining operations.
Mining companies operating in Russia improve environmental transparency – WWF
The World Wildlife Fund found that more miners operating in the country are starting to report their efforts to reduce their carbon footprint.
2019 tipping point for renewable projects at mine sites – report
According to THEnergy, most miners believe now is the time to make the switch.
U.S. Steel delivers unwelcome Christmas surprise to Michigan town
U.S. Steel announced layoffs for 1,545 workers and the idling of a significant portion of operations at the Great Lakes Works facility.
Why 2020 will be good for juniors
It’s the start of a new year and decade. Cue all the flashbacks and predictions. The year ahead will mark the resurgence […]
Vale buys back stake in MBR unit from Bradesco
The deal leaves Vale holding a 98.3% stake in MBR, which accounted for the production of about 59 million tonnes of iron ore last year.
Katanga to acquire Gécamines’ land rights for $250 million
The land package covers areas adjacent to KCC's existing mining concessions in the DRC.
