How CO2 makes ‘green metals’ accessible to miners
Scientists discovered that carbon dioxide plays a crucial role in making metals used in green technologies accessible for mining.
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Beijing may be more addicted to coal than oil
In most countries, the chief objective is to minimize reliance on coal. In China, however, bureaucrats are more preoccupied with self-sufficiency.
How technology can help miners comply with new global tailings standard guidelines
Robin Bolton, head of sustainability at IsoMetrix, told MINING.COM that linking datasets and asset performance data is key.
Venezuelan Indigenous group rejects presence of state-owned mining company on their land
The Pemón First Nation said the opening of an office of the Venezuelan Mining Corporation on their land formalizes mining activities in protected areas.
Pandemic to accelerate industry automation – report
Fitch predicts miners will explore options to shorten and simplify supply chains.
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Auteco picks up the pace at Pickle Crow gold project
Australian junior has increased its drill program at First Mining Gold‘s Pickle Crow gold project, in Ontario, to 45,000 metres from 10,000 metres.
AI start-ups are tackling one of mining’s oldest problems
Artificial intelligence can now be used to predict when an ore mill is about to overload.
International Tower Hill looks to revive Livengood
The project contains measured and indicated resources of 525.38 million tonnes grading 0.68 g/t gold for 11.5 million oz. gold.