Rio Tinto has lost radioactive capsule in West Australian desert
Rio and the Australian government are attempting to find a 6-8mm widget that contains a small amount caesium-137.
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Mummified golden boy comes ‘back to life’ in Egypt
The recently studied mummy of a teenage boy of high socioeconomic status is a showcase of ancient Egyptian beliefs about life after death.
North Carolina gives Piedmont Lithium 2nd extension to file documents
State officials since August 2021 have been reviewing how the proposed mine, which has garnered widespread opposition.
‘Timing is right’ for NWT to harness critical minerals boom, says minister
Canada’s Northwest Territories is positioned to capitalize on the coming critical minerals supply crunch, says the territory’s Industry, Tourism and Investment minister.
AME Roundup: Raising awareness of psychological health and safety in the workplace
Keynote speaker Michelle Hohn emphasized the importance of finding ways of integrating PHS initiatives into corporate cultures — no matter how small the company.
Vancouver miners look to lithium rush in South America, Nevada
Of the Canadian companies with lithium projects in Nevada and-or South America, Lithium Americas is the most advanced.
Peru’s violent protests imperil 30% of its copper output
The unrest also jeopardizes the rollout of $53.7 billion in possible investments at a time when the world needs to accelerate decarbonization.
Visualizing US consumption of fuel and materials per capita
Wealthy countries consume massive amounts of natural resources per capita, and Americans are no exception. According to data from the National Mining Association, each […]
Gold stock sentiment neutral
The gold miners’ stocks are continuing to power higher in a strengthening upleg.
