Chilean government wants conflict at Escondida to be over
The possibility of a strike was talked about over the weekend.
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Copper trains ransacked by ‘Moles’ in full-moon desert heists
A common target for the thieves is Antofagasta Plc’s logistics unit Grupo FCAB, which owns and operates about 700 kilometers of railway lines used to transport cathode and semi-processed copper.
Argentina releases mining census, made $1321 million in 2016
Over 1,500 mining companies were operating in the South American country in 2016.
Gold particles help scientists find defects
3D printed parts can be self-reporting thanks to gold.
Landslide at Myanmar jade mine kills at least 15, injures 45: official
This is the latest disaster in the Hpakant jade mining region.
The odds are stacked against gold juniors like never before: Abitibi Royalties CEO
"As much talk as there has been about technology, we have not seen a game-changing technology since the 80s such as heap leach or autoclave," says Ball.
Miramont expands Peruvian project but can’t drill just yet
The Canadian miner plans to acquire the rights to the Milenos 32 concession adjacent to its Cerro Hermoso project in Peru.
Pain for aluminium shorts as LME gets squeezed again: Andy Home
The London Metal Exchange aluminium price has on Friday morning touched $2,021.50 per tonne.
Germany to host Europe’s first EV battery plant
BMW already signed up as the factory's main client.
