Andrew Forrest challenges boards, CEOs to quit fossil fuels
In September, Fortescue committed to spending $6.2 billion over the next decade to decarbonize its Australian mining operations entirely by 2030.
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Commodity star lithium shows signs of cooling after 1,200% rally
Spot prices for lithium carbonate in China edged lower on Tuesday to register their first drop since June.
Tahltan Nation Development still one of the biggest Indigenous businesses in British Columbia
Construction and camp services for the exploration and mining sector enable TNDC to be one of the top employers in Northwest British Columbia.
BHP says strike at Escondida copper mine “unjustifiable”
BHP said the “forceful action” risks the safety of its workers and facilities and would hurt operations and Chile’s economy.
Scientists learn what it takes to develop gold-based meta-materials
Researchers have achieved first insights into engineering crystal growth by atomically precise metal nanoclusters.
Newcrest resumes operations at Brucejack mine
The gold-silver mine in Canada was shut for three-and-a-half weeks, following the death of a worker.
Indonesia proposes to Canada setting up OPEC-like group for nickel
Indonesia and Canada are the first and sixth biggest nickel producers in the world, respectively.
Oz Minerals shares halted pending potential control change
BHP was the likely bidder, but it’s also possible it could be a new entrant because the mining giant hadn’t entered a trading halt, analyst says.
Pilbara Minerals to begin paying dividends on lithium boost
Australian miner will start paying dividends to shareholders for the first time since its listing in September 2007.
