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UK’s Banks Mining wins challenge to government rejection of new coal mine
Britain's High Court quashed the government's rejection of the new mine on the grounds that the minister did not provide adequate evidence for his decision.
Edmonton miner optimistic about Peruvian copper-gold project
The Chapitos project is located in the Peruvian Iron Oxide Copper Gold belt.
Gold mines to inject new life into Canada’s far north
Economic growth in Yukon and Nunavut is expected to surpass the rest of Canada due to new mine construction.
Bluejay Mining enters final permitting stages for massive ilmenite project in Greenland
Dundas is the world's highest grade deposit of ilmenite. Bluejay expects an initial output of around 50,000 tonnes, which will increase to 300,000 tonnes per year.
Galantas Gold shares soar after court confirms Irish mine consent
A judge ruled that an appeal brought forward by a local resident had failed and confirmed planning consent for an underground gold mine.
Mexican miners hit by proposed changes to code
Besides tax hikes, the set of suggested rules include allowing the Ministry of Economy to name certain zones as not viable for mining.
Tin pioneer Kay Nimmo named in Top 100 Women in Mining
Nimmo was selected for the Top 100 listing based on criteria such as perseverance in the face of adversity and a trail-blazing approach.
Mexico mining selloff worsens as concerns grow on law proposals
Grupo Mexico was down 6.7 percent on Thursday at midday local time, while Penoles lost 3.8 percent.
