Polish court overturns decision to suspend permit for Turow mine
In June, a Warsaw court ruled the environmental permit for the mine should be suspended amid an ongoing court case around its impact.
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CMOC agrees to pay $800 million to end row with Congo’s Gecamines
News comes after CMOC's resumed copper, cobalt exports
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The world’s largest gold miner is also progressing towards receiving regulatory approvals in other jurisdictions, with a transaction close expected in the fourth quarter of the year.
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GoviEx Uranium triples M+I resources at Zambia project
The updated mineral resource is the result of extensive infill drilling, including 8,010 metres drilled in 2021 and a further 19,990 metres drilling in 2022.
Iron helps produce graphene from wood chips
A recently-discovered mechanism enables iron to help convert waste such as wood chips into graphene.
Petra Diamonds misses production target for 2023 on lower grades
It produced 2.67 million carats for the year to June 2023, down by 20% from fiscal 2022 and below its guidance of 2.75-2.85 million carats.
Avrupa stock surges on new resource estimate for Kosovo gold project
The JV partner is currently in the process of completing a preliminary economic assessment for Slivova.
Blackwater mine site infrastructure remains intact, wildfire damage minimal, says CEO
Blackwater mine is in the vicinity of an uncontrolled wildfire in central British Columbia.
