Leadership doubts threaten Fortescue founder’s green reinvention
The firm’s reputation for capital discipline seems to have “gone out the window” with the green-energy push, said one analyst.
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Decarbonization in mining still a long way off
Mining companies have set targets to decarbonize and mostly aim to reach net zero by 2040 and 2050, but some are struggling to keep up.
Visualizing mining’s footprint in British Columbia
Mining represents 7% of the province’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), despite only accounting for 0.04% of the land use.
Codelco seals early contract deal with El Teniente supervisors’ union
The proposal will take effect from November, valid until 2026.
Ghana sovereign wealth fund invests in nation’s first lithium mine
Ghana's Minerals Income Investment Fund will buy a 6% stake in Atlantic Lithium's projects in the country.
American Lithium trades higher as it continues to refine PEA flowsheet
A final calculated LC purity of 99.59% lithium carbonate equivalent was attained through the new optimized leach process.
The great platinum deficit: Council forecasts record demand in 2023
The WPIC forecasts a record 1-million-oz. platinum deficit for 2023.
Peru copper production rises 17.7% y/y in July
The rise is thanks to the "optimal performance" of miner Marcobre, controlled by Peru's Minsur and Chile's Copec.
Portugal’s Lusorecursos gets environmental OK for lithium mine
That puts the project in the northern Montalegre area near the Spanish border and with a planned investment of 650 million euros.
