Rio Tinto report shows bullying remains rife with women targeted
Rio Tinto’s latest report comes after the government of Western Australia in June 2022 released its own landmark inquiry.
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Calgary researcher wins Mitacs Innovation Award for tailings dam monitoring technology
Dr. Susanne Ouellet’s ideas are based in part on her discovery about landslides, where she used DAS to reveal previously unknown slope failure mechanisms.
Graphjet opens world’s first commercial-scale green graphite facility in Malaysia
The new facility has the capacity to recycle up to 9,000 tonnes of palm kernel shells annually, producing up to 3,000 tonnes of graphite per year.
Paladin’s Fission Uranium takeover delayed by Canada security review
The takeover has faced several hurdles, including a delayed shareholder vote in August and opposition from Fission’s largest investor.
Rio Tinto, Panguna stakeholders to address mine legacy impacts at roundtable
The Panguna Mine Legacy Impact Assessment is expected to be published later this month.
Permitting delays impact British Columbia projects valued at C$38 billion, AME says
British Columbia's exploration sector has over 60 critical mineral projects waiting for permits.
Higher supplies to the UK lift Swiss October gold exports
Supplies from Switzerland to Britain in October reached the highest level since June 2021.
Electra Battery secures 10-year copper-cobalt exploration permit in Idaho
The permit would allow Electra to advance exploration across its Iron Creek deposit, the Ruby project, as well as the neighboring CAS and Redcastle option properties.
NexGen Energy nears Rook I uranium project approval following final federal review
Rook I project is considered to be the largest development-stage uranium deposit in Canada.
