Deadly gold mine fire in Peru highlights dismal safety record
Between 2010 and 2021, more than 500 workers died in Peru, twice the deaths compared to neighboring Chile.
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A new resource estimate underpins the PEA at the Arizona project.
American Eagle shares soar on Teck investment updraft
CEO Anthony Moreau describes the deal as a massive endorsement of the company’s NAK project in British Columbia.
Metso Outotec changes name, receives $18 million order
The board of directors approved a proposal to change the company name to Metso Corporation.
Ottawa clamps down on China’s critical-minerals foray, but not prospecting
One of Canada’s most successful mining prospectors finds a good chunk of his claims hemmed in on all sides by China Metallurgical Exploration Corp.
US is vulnerable to China’s lock on key minerals, Biden aide says
“We can’t be in the position Europe was in front of the invasion of Ukraine,” said John Podesta, senior White House adviser for clean energy.
Goldshore boosts Moss inferred resource to 6 million oz
That is a 44% increase in contained ounces over earlier estimates.
China’s gold splurge reaches sixth month as reserves rise again
China raised its gold holdings by about 8.09 tons in April, according to data from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange.
Brazilian iron ore state wants to lure lithium investors
Minas Gerais will welcome “investors from all over the world” to Vale do Jequitinhonha, said governor Romeu Zema.
