Amnesty accuses electric vehicles makers of using unethically sourced minerals
The problem, says Amnesty, is that no country legally requires companies to publicly report on their cobalt supply chains.
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Wheaton exceeded production guidance for gold, silver and palladium by 5%, 9% and 41%, respectively.
Champion Iron hunts high grade zones at Powderhorn
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Imperial Metals pulls ‘a rabbit out of the hat’ with Red Chris deal
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Continental tables resource at Buritica’s BMZ1
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Miner Vale quashed efforts to validate dam safety before disaster – prosecutor
A state prosecutor filed subpoenas with Vale last June to review safety documents regarding its dam, but Vale's lawyers later argued that they had received positive reviews by an auditor.
SK Innovation CEO sees EV battery business breaking even by 2021
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Coal mining comes back to the UK with $218 million project
West Cumbria Mining plans to open the country’s first new deep coal mine is a step closer after councillors in the English county of Cumbria unanimously approved the project.