Sandspring rethinks Toroparu in Guyana
Sandspring Resources is putting the finishing touches on a preliminary economic assessment for its Toroparu gold project in the South American country.
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Lithium use in electric cars sold around the world surges 76%
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Congo Republic ships first iron ore ahead of expected production boom
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Automakers invest heavily in electric vehicles despite still-low demand
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