China’s limits on chip metals self-defeating, Sullivan says
White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said that countries will find ways to reduce dependencies if China controls the exports of gallium and germanium.
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Largo worker killed in chemical plant accident in Brazil
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Faraday Copper drill results highlight resource growth potential
Fresh round of assay results from flagship Copper Creek project in Arizona highlight potential to connect two conceptual open pits.
CEO of defunct Banks Island Gold guilty of environmental violations at British Columbia mine
Court ruling found that former CEO Benjamin Mossman was "actively or passively involved" in the Yellow Giant mine exceeding permitted amounts of zinc.
New Mali mining law could boost state, local interest in projects to 35%
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