Australia’s path toward net zero is clear — but industry commitment needed
CSIRO researchers show that accelerated transition is needed across the economy if the island nation is to meet the goal of net zero before 2050.
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Peru simplifies procedures for approval of environmental studies, water use permits
A supreme decree orders the simplification of environmental certification procedures and water use permits required for mining exploration.
First Quantum asks government for clarity on future of Cobre Panama’s workers
The Canadian miner issued a communiqué informing employees that it is uncertain how many people will be able to continue working at the operation.
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The database covers more than 350 million sources of greenhouse gas pollution such as individual power plants, steel mills and mining operations.
Nine dead in Peru’s Poderosa mine after armed men raid
Peru’s national police took control of the mine, seized weapons, and detained seven suspects of the deadly attack.
Long-term sustainability uncertain if Panama operations end, says First Quantum CEO
The company has notified buyers it will not be able to meet agreements due to force majeure.
Rio Tinto donates C$400,000 to domestic violence prevention in Canada
Funds to be distributed among 15 organisations that provide essential services to individuals affected by domestic and family violence.
Gold price hits new all-time high
Gold futures trading in New York shot up 1.6% on Friday closing at $2,089.70 per ounce, surpassing the previous high set on August 6, 2020.
Founders Metals’ high-grade hits hint at Guiana Shield bounty for Antino project in Suriname
The junior miner is closing off the year with drill results as high as 13 metres at 14.03 g/t gold.
