China delays coal imports from Australia as tensions simmer
“I don’t believe for one moment this is linked to some of the higher level issues of relationships between China and the rest of the world.” - Mackenzie
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Peru raids biggest illegal mining zone to stem Amazon gold rush
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The mayor of the town of Jerico had ordered a suspension of the work in January after the council voted late last year to ban mining in the area.
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Newcrest ups stake in Ecuador with Cornerstone deal
Australia’s largest gold producer has signed an option and farm-in agreement with Toronto-listed Cornerstone Capital Resources over two early stage projects in Ecuador.
Mining companies operating in Sub-Saharan Africa should invest in renewable energy — report
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IAMGOLD reports 23% growth in gold reserves
The miner reported that Proven and Probable gold Reserves reached 17.9 million ounces at the end of 2018.
Glencore yields to investor pressure, caps coal production
The mining and trading giant will cap its production of thermal and coking coal at about 150m tonnes per year, close to its planned output level for 2019.
Barrick and Tanzania reach proposal to settle country’s row with Acacia
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