China’s crackdown on Australian coking coal hurts its steel industry
Ships carrying a total of 6.84 million tonnes of Australian coal are now waiting to discharge at Chinese ports.
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Marathon Gold gets another boost from Lassonde
Funds raised will be used by Marathon to continue its exploration program at the Valentine gold project.
CATL to keep close eye on cobalt, lithium, graphite suppliers
The battery giant has partnered with RCS Global Group to promote responsible supply chains.
EPA greenlights Azarga Uranium South Dakota project
The agency issued the final permits for Azarga’s Class III and Class V underground injection control activities at Dewey Burdock.
Savannah’s Portugal lithium project moves to next permitting phase
Mina do Barroso is expected to become Europe’s first significant producer of spodumene, a hard-rock form of lithium.
The mental health impacts of having a FIFO work partner
Factors well known to have a health impact on the workers.
US denies key permit for Alaska Pebble mine
Lead federal regulator found Pebble’s ‘compensatory mitigation plan’ to be ‘non-compliant’, and that the project is ‘not in the public interest’.
Osisko’s Windfall could be in production by 2024 – analysis
Since completing the longest diamond drill hole (3,467 metres) in Canadian history in January, company has continued to release a steady stream of news – despite the coronavirus pandemic.
Alexco produces first concentrate at Keno Hill silver mine in Yukon
Company has successfully commissioned the mill at its Keno Hill silver mine in the Yukon, with production of initial concentrates underway.
