Scores feared dead after landslide at Myanmar jade mine
About 80 people were swept into a lake in the remote Hpakant area of Kachin State.
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Sweden could take global lead in green steel production – report
According to Wood Mackenzie, the HYBRIT and H2 Green Steel initiatives could put Sweden at the top of green steel production.
Minmetals confirms China rare earths merger, creating new giant
Move will see three of China's "Big Six" rare earths producers combined, which will boost Beijing influence over pricing.
Newcrest to boost stake in Havieron gold-copper project
The gold giant will exercise its option over a further 5% of the Havieron project in in the Paterson region of Western Australia.
Iron ore’s heady days are fading as China’s growth engine cools
The volatility is set to persist into 2022 as a rebound in steel production this month falters early next year.
Enabling developing countries to become self-sustaining will power the global circular carbon economy of the future
The Future Minerals Summit will gather mining investors and government stakeholders to discuss opportunities and the future of the industry.
Gensource Potash bags synergistic Tugaske project in Saskatchewan
Gensource has increased its potash asset base by purchasing an additional 7,244 hectares at C$14.26 per hectare of land directly abutting its Tugaske project in Saskatchewan,
Beauce Gold Fields seeking hard rock source for placer camp in Quebec
Beauce recently identified an important 4-km-long saddle reef formation along an antiform fold structure observed north of the Gilbert River and north of the historical placer gold channel.
Silver: strong and weak at once. How is that even possible?
Gold is barely crawling up, while silver is boldly climbing the market ladder.
