China’s metal exports storm higher to fill gap left by war
China has already shipped out unusually large volumes of metals from aluminum, copper to zinc in March.
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TDG releases initial resource for former Shasta gold-silver mine in BC
The MRE amounted to 22 million tonnes averaging 0.79 g/t gold and 26.7 g/t silver in the inferred category.
Gold refiner to stop working with mines that miss carbon goals
MKS PAMP plans to curb emissions that come from its supply chain by 27.5% before the end of the decade.
Column: Nickel demand boomed in 2021; this year it will be supply
Surplus or deficit? In nickel's current fractured state it could be both this year, writes Andy Home.
Asia’s two richest men reap windfall from surging oil, coal
With coal prices skyrocketing to a record, Gautam Adani's conglomerate is expanding a controversial mine in Australia to meet demand.
How ‘weak sustainability’ helps miners contribute to the UN development goals
Researchers suggest that mining companies should focus on achieving ambitious yet realistic sustainability targets.
Natural Resources Canada calls for proposals of pilot projects for processing critical minerals
Call for proposals is open to Canadian universities, mining companies and provincial, territorial, regional and municipal governments.
Samarco’s financial creditors plan to take over the company
Vale and BHP are expected to ask the court for the right to vote on the plan. If not allowed, the creditors' plan could be easily approved.
BHP to speed up Jansen potash mine as Ukraine war weighs on supplies
BHP would bring forward first potash production at Jansen, in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, to 2026 from 2027.
