Panamanians divided over reopening First Quantum’s copper mine
The results of the survey come at a time when the nation is grappling with the economic and social ramifications of Cobre Panama's closure.
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Paladin restarts Langer Heinrich plant after planned shutdown
Paladin built an on-site water storage facility designed to provide a buffer against potential future water supply disruptions.
Rio Tinto joins partnership to study low-carbon aluminum production in Finland
The Arctial partnership will oversee a feasibility study and environmental impact assessment for a potential greenfield aluminum project in Kokkola.
Barrick ups spending commitment on Precipitate Gold’s Pueblo Grande to $22m
The property surrounds its Pueblo Viejo mine in the Dominican Republic.
Omai reports wide gold zones at WeNot deposit in Guyana
The drill holes targeted the Dike Corridor, one of five main subparallel, near-vertical gold zones that make up the large 2.5-km-long deposit.
Nippon Steel committed to US Steel takeover, aims to close in December
The transaction has faced stiff resistance from politicians and the United Steelworkers (USW).
Collective Mining extends high-grade core at Apollo in Colombia
The results are from five operating drill rigs, part of Collective’s 40,000-metre program for this year.
Exxaro suspends CEO pending workplace conduct investigation
Nombasa Tsengwa is the company's first woman CEO and was recently elected president of the Minerals Council of South Africa.
The 45X tax credit makes a difference for US critical minerals
Regulations lawmakers and policymakers implement today will play an outsized role in the critical mineral landscape of tomorrow.
