Researchers find a way to use coal in advanced electronic devices
US-based scientists say coal can play a vital role in next-generation electronic devices.
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Barrick, Antofagasta to spend $95m exploring for copper in Chile
Through the newly formed Minera El Encierro, the companies will carry out exploration for five years in a property comprising 35 concessions.
Teck ditches coal, flags lower copper output in Chile
Japan’s Nippon Steel and South Korea's Posco now own Teck's prior minority stake in Elk Valley Resources, the steelmaking coal business.
Dalian iron ore price extends gains as hopes of stimulus, replenishment persist
In December, China's central bank provided 350 billion yuan in loans to policy banks, boosting expectations for additional support to the housing sector.
Heat-buckle at railway line led to Fortescue’s train derailment
The firm had on Wednesday said that multiple iron ore cars derailed at its Western Australia operations.
Workers at First Quantum’s shuttered Panama mine warn of threat to ‘invade’ site
The miners' union expressed concern about the construction workers' plans to force their way into the mine on Jan. 9.
Gold Fields reports employee death in accident at South Deep mine
Operations at the mine have been suspended.
Uranium price hits new post-Fukushima high
Uranium hit $91 per lb. this week, another record since triple-digit prices in 2007.
Energy Fuels inks MOU with Astron to develop Donald rare earth project in Australia
Donald project is expected to be a new, long-term source of several critical minerals key to the clean energy transition, including REE's, titanium, zircon, and uranium, the company said.