Carbon brakes aluminum supply response to booming prices
Aluminum traders didn't used to think much about the weather in pricing the market but in a green hydro-rich world that may change, writes Andy Home.
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Peru says IMF sees leeway to hike taxes on mining sector
Peru's finance minister Pedro Francke has asked Congress for executive powers to reform the tax system.
Revival Gold stock surges on drill results at Beartrack-Arnett in Idaho
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Denison adopts Indigenous peoples policy aimed at reconciliation
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Glencore boss defends coal business after activist push to exit
Gary Nagle said it was in the best interests of both the company and the planet for Glencore to run down the mines over the next 30 years.
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Energy Department funding experiments to fight methane with plasma, copper
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