Auto firms race to secure non-Chinese graphite for EVs as shortages loom
Automakers are knocking at the doors of new producers, such as Madagascar and Mozambique.
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Lynas Rare Earths gets $14m Australian govt grant to develop project
The grant will help develop a new system that will allow the processing of apatite, a group of phosphate minerals.
Gold, platinum-powered AI helps monitor breathing, heart rate
Scientists combine nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to bring machines one step closer to communicating with the human body.
Albemarle becomes first lithium firm to complete responsible mining audit
Third-party audit shows Albemarle meets 50% to 75% of the criteria in each of four areas, including social and environmental responsibility.
Rio Tinto autonomous train back in operations after derailment
A driverless train carrying iron ore near the port of Dampier in Western Australia derailed over the weekend.
BHP warns carbon emissions to rise on bumpy net zero path
BHP expects operational decarbonization to be "non-linear".
Andrew Forrest to transfer $3.39bn stake in Fortescue to his philanthropic foundation
Forrest transferred ownership of 220 million Fortescue shares worth to Minderoo Foundation.
Indonesia to ban copper exports once Freeport, Amman plants open
Copper is set to follow nickel as Indonesia’s next focus in the country’s push for more onshore refining.
Avalon Materials plans lithium processing plant in Ontario
Company acquires industrial site in Thunder Bay, aims to become province’s first vertically integrated lithium producer.
