Rare-earth metals get the sparkler party started
German researchers say rare-earth metals in alloy powders can be used to produce flashes that shift from golden to green and continuously branch.
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Sierra Metals halts 2022 production and finance guidance on Peru mine blockade
Operations at the company's Yauricocha mine remain suspended as residents from a nearby town have blocked access to the site.
Australian mining firm IPOs lag on board gender balance
The mining industry, a key pillar of the nation’s economy, has come under intense scrutiny in recent years for its treatment of women.
LG Energy inks cobalt, lithium supply deals with three Canadian miners
Electra, Avalon and Snowlake will supply LG with 7,000 tonnes of cobalt sulfate, 55,000 tonnes of lithium hydroxide and 200,000 tonnes of lithium hydroxide respectively.
Mexico values its Sonora lithium deposits at $600bn
Mexico hopes its reserves of the key battery component will help it benefit from a global shift toward electric vehicle production.
Talon Metals drills record nickel-copper intercept at Tamarack
Shares of Talon Metals closed 5.2% higher on the TSX following the new drill results.
World’s biggest EV battery maker considers third plant in Europe
CATL last month announced plans to build a second European EV battery plant in Hungary, investing 7.3 billion euros in partnership with Mercedes-Benz.
US gathers resource-rich nations to push minerals security pact
The initiative, launched in June, is designed to funnel investment toward developing countries with mining projects that adhere to stricter environmental, social and governance standards.
Seabridge, Copper Mountain recognized for mine reclamation work in BC
Seabridge Gold was recognized for its work at the past-producing Johnny Mountain gold mine that operated in the late 1980s.
