Deep-sea mining could contribute to increasing the scale, speed of climate change – study
New research shows that disturbing the seabed could increase the scale and speed of climate change.
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Sigma Lithium project in Brazil just got 27% bigger
Grota de Cirilo is now the world’s fourth-largest operating industrial pre-chemical lithium complex, with 109 million tonnes in resources.
Lithium market transition comes with delays, layoffs and M&As — WoodMac
Consultancy Wood Mackenzie says the market is moving towards maturity and its actors need to adapt to the new conditions.
EU trade chief to press on with US battery minerals talks despite differences
The battery minerals trade agreement would allow European companies to take advantage of generous US tax credits for electric vehicles.
BMO, Canaccord Genuity top 2023 mining M&A advisory board – report
BMO Capital Markets advised on transactions worth $27.4 billion, while Canaccord Genuity Group led the sector in volume with 15 deals.
IGO freezes nickel project, trims lithium forecast
The Cosmos project was acquired by IGO as part of its acquisition of Western Areas.
British Columbia Land Act amendments could grant Indigenous control over mining leases
The amendment is in accordance with 2019 Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.
State of strategic metals: navigating 2024 trends and global supply chain dynamics beyond China’s influence
Many factors, including economic conditions, technological advancements, and geopolitical events, can influence the status of rare metals.
Canadian Copper signs offtake, credit facility for Murray Brook
The purpose of the credit facility is to satisfy the final Murray Brook acquisition condition and replace an existing C$2 million environmental bond with the New Brunswick government.
