We’re a long, long way from running out of gold
All the gold that’s ever been mined would fit into a cube with edges 22 meters long — small enough to fit into three Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Australian state defers Adani coal mine royalties ahead of election
Carmichael's development became a key issue during Australia's 2019 parliamentary election and part of the reason for the Labor party's shock defeat.
Scotland’s first commercial gold mine to open in November
The explorer has found “encouraging” signs of more precious metals at its Cononish gold and silver project in Scotland’s Highlands.
Low-carbon future may lead to more mining in high-risk areas – study
Researchers in Australia mapped the countries and regions within them that will likely become mining hotspots and where competition for resources may heat up.
Spearmint starts drilling at Clayton Valley lithium project
The deposit is one of the few in Nevada of which Tesla has publicly stated they covet.
Sierra Leone court lifts Octea asset freeze after complaint thrown out
Ruling relates to only one of several legal complaints against the BSGR subsidiary.
Trump issues new order to spur rare earths mining
Executive order declares a national emergency in the mining industry, a move aimed at expanding domestic production of rare earths.
License to operate still the top risk for miners – report
In EY's annual risks and opportunities report, 63% of executives surveyed flagged LTO a top three risk.
Chilean government sees $74bn in mining investments over a decade
The roster of investments includes sprawling projects from top global miners.