DRC-Zambia border reopens, copper exports resume
Congo's import ban last month led to protests and Zambia closing the border for transport drivers' safety.
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India to offer incentives for critical minerals extraction
India plans to provide funding for research institutes to give technical assistance to miners.
Video: Chinese lithium oversupply comes at a cost, says Patriot Battery Metals CEO
Although lithium prices remain low, and recent market volatility has caused confusion, Ken Brinsden sees reasons for optimism.
Hindalco misses first-quarter profit estimates on higher expenses
The company reported profit below estimates, hurt by a jump in expenses tied to disruptions at its Novelis unit's Switzerland plant.
Uranium Energy restarts uranium production in Wyoming
The first shipments are expected in November or December.
CleanTech Lithium heads for Australian listing
The Chile-focused explorer and direct lithium extraction enthusiast will also seek $13m in capital funding.
BHP workers at Escondida copper mine go on strike
The strike at the world’s largest copper mine began at 8 a.m. Chile time and involves the union’s 2,400 members.
University of Exeter to relaunch undergraduate mining engineering degree program
The program, delivered by experts from the Camborne School of Mines, is being reintroduced after a five-year hiatus at the University’s Penryn Campus in Cornwall.
A $91 billion trade means mining in one of the world’s hottest places
Heatwaves during Australia's most recent summer set new extremes across the Pilbara region, roughly the size of Spain.
