Russia should get firms to pay environmental fines from profits, says PM
Russian companies normally pay a 20% profit tax, of which 3% goes to the federal budget and 17% to regional ones.
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Home: Signs of investor vertigo as copper hits record highs
Whether the world's copper miners can meet that demand is a moot point, given chronic past underperformance and a lengthening list of supply threats.
DoE approves $50m for carbon capture technology to be tested in coal-rich ‘Carbon Valley’
Membrane Technology and Research will test its PolarCap carbon capture process at the Wyoming Integrated Test Center.
Ivanhoe Mines makes it to the MSCI Canada Index
The index measures the performance of the large and mid-cap segments of Canada's market.
Antofagasta pledges net zero emissions by 2050
The Chile-focused copper miner also said it had hit its 2022 emissions target two years earlier than planned.
Mining legacy processes setting the industry behind in sustainability targets – report
A report commissioned by the Weir Group states that comminution needs to be optimized so that it creates impactful energy savings opportunities.
Australia Minerals Council increases resources for mining project investments
New Global Resources Strategy will develop new markets to enable Australia’s mining industry to take advantage of future opportunities.
Skeena to raise C$50m for Eskay Creek gold project
The former Eskay Creek mine was the highest-grade gold mine in the world when it operated from 1994 to 2008.
Zambia reinstates GoviEx’s Chirundu licence
The licence was cancelled in July 2020 and its reinstatement is subject to the completion of exploration and development milestones.
