LG Chem prepares to lock in mineral supplies
The South Korean company is doing “a lot of projects” to ensure it has a stable source of supply.
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Ford plans to build EV battery plant in Michigan with Chinese partner
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Freeport Indonesia suspends some work at Grasberg mine after floods
The situation was under control, but the company gave no estimate of when operations would resume.
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Teck fined over $11 million for failing to build water treatment facility in British Columbia
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy ordered Teck Coal to construct and operate facilities by December 2018.
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Mining people: Argonaut Gold, Fission Uranium, Wesdome Gold
Key moves in the mining sector.
Curtin University appoints director of Resources Technology and Critical Minerals Trailblazer hub
National initiative aims to transform mineral research outputs into commercial products and services.
