Nutrien says its ammonia was released in Illinois collision
A collision resulted in five fatalities when a truck, transporting approximately 7,500 gallons of anhydrous ammonia, crashed.
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Italy can act on recycling hub after Glencore presents plan – minister
Sardinia's regional government said the pilot project for the recycling hub would have to be submitted to a full environmental impact assessment.
Vedanta to complete sale of steel assets by March
The conglomerate last week decided to spin off into various commodity-focused companies looking to shore up financials.
Vale taps BluestOne to repurpose nickel waste in Brazil
Vale will provide up to 50,000 tonnes per year of refinery slag from Onça Puma to BluestOne for the next 10 years.
Once sequestered, CO2 can be turned into methane
By wresting the carbon from CO2 sequestered through carbon capture technologies and affixing it to hydrogen atoms, it is possible to form methane.
Adventus, Salazar delay construction of Ecuador project
The companies now expect to start building their Curipamba-El Domo copper-gold project in the second quarter of 2024.
Rio’s latest rock shelter damage highlights need for Aboriginal voice, advocates say
Rio Tinto, which did not make a public statement for seven weeks, said it was sorry for the incident.
Lundin Mining CEO Peter Rockandel to step down
Company insider Jack Lundin will be appointed as the new CEO.
Nevada King Gold stock soars on bonanza grade results from Atlanta project
AT23WS-44, which returned 11.64 g/t over 108.3 metres, represents the most gold-rich drill hole ever recorded at Atlanta.
