Zimbabwe’s new mineral royalty policy comes into force
The government plans to start collecting half of the royalties from gold, diamonds, platinum group metals, and lithium.
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Harmony Gold reports mine fatality at Tshepong North mine
The accident took place on Nov. 7 and internal investigations are underway.
Scientists understand how to better study iron, other minerals
Researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University have investigated the status of iron ions in monoclinic pyroxenes, an endeavour that is key for the future analysis of iron and other minerals’ flakes.
Agnico Eagle, Pan American to buy Yamana Gold in $4.8bn deal
Gold Fields has terminated its agreement with Yamana after deciding not to raise its offer for the Canadian gold miner.
Newcrest approves $140 million expansion of Telfer gold-copper operation
The West Dome Stage 8 cutback should start producing ore in the current quarter and extend Telfer operations into early 2025.
American Eagle reports first drill result from NAK copper project; stock soars
Shares of American Eagle shot up nearly six-fold at Monday's close following the new drill results.
Enbridge to spend $4 billion expanding natural gas pipelines in British Columbia
Should the planned expansion receive the necessary regulatory approvals, the company said the expanded pipeline would be in service sometime in 2028.
Peabody likely to pay dividend in 2023, analyst says
Earnings for Peabody and other coal suppliers have climbed this year amid a global energy crunch that’s driving up demand and prices for fossil fuels.
More governments are turning against the rush to mine the deep sea
As world leaders gather at the United Nations climate summit in Egypt this week, another international meeting is underway in Jamaica to decide the fate of the planet’s oceans.