Ecuador’s President asks court to resume environmental consultations
Popular referendums, halted since last week, are a necessary step for any mining company hoping to obtain an environmental license in Ecuador.
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Gerdau reveals details of its $653 million investment plan in Brazil
SRK has certified the presence of 476 million metric tons of proven and probable iron ore reserves in the Miguel Burnier mine.
Lucara reports fourth diamond recovery north of 1,000 carats
The diamond, measuring 82.2 x 42.8 x 34.2 mm, is described as a type IIa top-white gem of high quality.
Perpetua reaches final settlement to resolve Clean Water Act lawsuit
The agreement provides for total payments of $5 million by Perpetua over a four-year period.
Newcrest leftovers don’t appeal to Australia’s top gold miners
Newmont is widely expected by sector executives to sell the two Newcrest-operated mines in Western Australia.
China’s refined tin output drops 13% on-month
Production at 21 smelters with a total capacity of 320,000 metric tons was at 13,428 metric tons last month.
Sweden’s H2 Green Steel lines up Vale, Rio Tinto for iron ore supply
The Swedish company will use a production process known as direct reduced iron to cut CO2 emissions.
Nanoscale gold tattoos may provide early warnings of health problems
Gold tattoos get scientists closer to tracking the health of individual cells.
Cornish Lithium secures initial $67m to keep UK project alive
The much-needed funding will allow Cornish Lithium will allow it to progress its Trelavour project to a construction-ready status.
