Mexico says lithium is too strategic for private investors
Mexico currently has no commercial lithium production, but according to some estimates contains potentially lucrative deposits trapped in clay-based soils.
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EMP completes successful lithium brine flow test in Saskatchewan
The testing confirmed there are four primary intersections of interest, designated in pairs.
Enduro earns 100% of Newmont Lake in BC’s Golden Triangle
After three years of exploration, Enduro is confident there are at least four large mineralized systems.
Rare flower to get protected zone near ioneer’s Nevada lithium mine
The plan, set to be officially filed in the Federal Register on Thursday, would "not have a significant economic impact" on the mining project.
Looks like there’s a whale snapping up gold bullion below $1,800
Whoever is buying is able to buy in scale, leave little footprint in the market and then take delivery and store the metal in secure, invisible vaults.
B2Gold receives new Menankoto permit, updates Cardinal resource estimate
This year, B2Gold will continue drilling to infill and extend the existing saprolite resource for the Anaconda area.
Copper supercycle could emerge in the medium term, economist says
Patricia Mohr says copper's inclusion as a metal essential for the green energy transition is driving the market forward.
AME Roundup: Ian Telfer on how not to build a gold miner
Ian Telfer shares some of the major pitfalls towards value creation for major gold miners.
Volatility rages in uranium stocks as clean tech takes a beating
As uranium becomes increasingly associated with clean energy, funds have flocked to miners like Cameco.
