Bolivia pushes industry reforms after 53 days of protests
President Rodrigo Paz is right back where he was just two months ago: attempting to reform the nationalistic laws that dictate the country’s key industries.
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Trump administration issues emergency order to keep Colorado coal plant operating
Plant was originally scheduled to shut down at the end of 2025.
Integra grows reserve by 74% at Florida Canyon gold mine
The update raises annual production about 17% to 82,000 oz. gold.
Sherritt warns of going-concern risk after Trump Cuba sanctions
The company halted production at its nickel and cobalt mine in eastern Cuba in February because of a dire energy crisis on the island.
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At the centre lies cobalt and the Congolese strategy to move up the value chain.
Aluminum price posts fourth weekly decline on Mideast supply return
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Ground view Kazakhstan: Brezhnev’s needles
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Column: Asia’s thermal coal imports jump on China, Japan, S.Korea buying
The top-energy-consuming region's imports are on track to reach 77.37 million metric tons in June, the most in six months.
Site visit: Blue Lagoon leverages cash into Dome’s 1M oz resource bid
The operation opened a year ago and now aims to lift Dome to a steady 150 tonnes per day before drill rigs return to the 215-sq.-km property later this year.