Macron calls state of emergency over protests in New Caledonia
The measure was taken after pro-independence protests left at least three dead and disrupted nickel production.
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British Columbia bans new jade mining in province’s northwest
Current tenure holders will be able to continue jade mining for five years with enhanced reclamation requirements.
Video: Fast-track mining permits to hit 2050 green targets, Quartermain urges
Urgent regulatory reforms are required to speed up mine permitting if the West is to meet its energy transition goals, Canadian Mining Hall of Fame inductee says.
Trafigura says aluminum rally is ‘over done’ as supply returns
Prices should revert to an earlier trading range of $2,100 to $2,400 per ton over the next six months, says metals analyst Henry Van.
Proven wrong, academics take a 3rd stab at gold
Harvey & Erb, they of the Golden Dilemma, once again promote a story that only an academic would stick to years after being proven wrong.
Australia’s top pension boosts critical minerals to $8 billion
In January, AustralianSuper said it would double its lithium exposure in the next five years.
Barrick exceeds targets for GHG reduction in 2023
The gold miner re-used or recycled 84% of its water used in operations, with an 85% recycle rate achieved at its water-stressed sites.
Winning over public key to EU’s mineral supply push, says industry
The key to social acceptance was active engagement with local communities and pro-active communicating, said CEO of EIT RawMaterials.
BHP shareholders see room for one more sweetened Anglo bid
Shareholders in both companies interviewed by Bloomberg said there was still likely to be some room for a sweetened offer before a May 22 cut-off.
