World risks ‘disaster’ as reuse of natural resources declines
The proportion of raw materials the world is reusing has fallen, researchers said on Tuesday.
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The announcement comes almost a year after the incident.
Gold Fields taps RBC for potential sale of stake in Chilean gold project
The South African miner could sell up to a a 30% interest in its Salares Norte gold project.
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The Canadian miner joined forces with Eagle Geosciences.
Canex expands Gold Range property in Arizona
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Pembridge seeks third party to operate Canadian copper-gold mine
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German energy shift will be like ‘open-heart surgery’ – economy minister
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Gran Colombia’s Marmato project to become stand-alone company
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