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Argentina plans to produce 200,000 tonnes of lithium by 2025
Argentina expects lithium exports to reach $5.6 billion by 2025 based on the production of 200,000 annual tonnes of the battery metal.
Seven dead after coal mine collapse in Colombia
A coal mine collapsed last Thursday near the town of Cucunubá.
Zimbabwe to introduce gold-backed digital currency
Zimbabwe will soon introduce a gold-backed digital currency meant to stabilize the local unit from its continued depreciation against the dollar.
Blackbeard didn’t trade with coal, recent discoveries show
The US Navy is to blame for some coal found on one of Blackbeard’s ships.
Germany fights to green production of most important commodity
Steel is the most important material for Germany’s manufacturing sector, going into everything from Volkswagen automobiles to the advanced machinery made by Siemens.
Biden plans to slash planet-warming pollution from power plants
The Biden administration is preparing to propose stringent limits on greenhouse gas emissions from coal- and gas-fired power plants.
Russian billionaires see wealth rise to over half a trillion dollars
Vladimir Potanin, president and biggest shareholder of Nornickel, was ranked as the second richest in Russia.
Lundin Mining CEO eyes Chile exploration, growth after big M&A bet
The company is setting targets for its new Caserones mine and waiting to expand its existing Candelaria mine.
