Russell: Rising iron ore supply may cool prices where China jawboning fails
The best chance for lower iron ore prices comes from rising supply, and there are signs this is now being delivered.
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Anglo American flags restarts of Australian metallurgical coal mines
Company has restarted underground mining at its Moranbah North coal mine in northern Queensland state.
Webinar: Blockchain in gold mining
Introduction to the technology overlaid with ESG standards which provide a framework for the supply chain so that its output can be affirmatively declared “Responsible Gold” on June 24.
BHP to spend up to $93 million under Chilean environmental court agreement
The lawsuit related to BHP's Escondida copper mine, the world's biggest, and the agreement involves the payment of compensation for environmental damage due to overdrawing water from the Punta Negra salt flat.
120 year chart shows copper price supercycle only starting
First, in real terms the copper price is nowhere near a record high. And the 2000s China-induced supercycle wasn’t the first to originate in Asia either.
Boroo completes acquisition of Lagunas Norte mine in Peru
Barrick put the open pit mine on care and maintenance in 2019, but production continued from the heap leach.
Nemaska chooses Becancour for lithium plant
The company intends to build a chemical conversion facility that will produce battery grade lithium hydroxide.
Osisko cuts 15 metres, 23 g/t gold at Island Mountain
The Island Mountain target is part of the Cariboo project, where development is underway for an underground mine and mill.
Carbon offsets: New $100 billion market faces disputes over trading rules
Global warming is the world's biggest market failure, so the solution might just be better trading.
