New Mexican president asked to solve issue with former mine workers in two weeks
Initially, workers linked to the Los Mineros Union planned to launch a protest action on December 1st, López Obrador's inauguration day.
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Next year’s challenge for Canada’s oil patch comes from the sea
A new rule taking effect in 2020 aimed at reducing pollution by cutting the sulfur content of maritime fuel will make sulfur-heavy oil sands crude less desirable.
Peru’s gold, silver, copper output falls
On the positive side, the Andean country's iron ore production grew by 66.8% when compared to the previous year.
Gold, silver and iron slowly created during the Big Bang
Australian scientists say that although the supernova explosion was violent it wasn’t as turbulent and quick as previously thought.
The lithium price bulls were right
OK; half right.
Excelsior closes $75M deal for Arizona copper project
Excelsior will start construction activities at the Arizona Gunnison copper project before the end of the year.
Kirkland Lake Gold’s Aussie operation breaks production record
Based on the improved outlook for Fosterville, the Toronto-based miner now anticipates that its full-year 2018 consolidated production will exceed the current target range of 655,000 – 670,000 ounces.
Mining in Flin Flon Manitoba to cease in 2021—Hudbay
Up to 900 jobs will be eliminated.
Navy admiral named Brazil’s Minister of Mines and Energy
Albuquerque, 60, will tackle offshore oil licensing rounds and planned energy privatizations.
