New South Wales still mulling changes to license conditions for Newcrest’s Cadia mine
Company was fined a maximum penalty of A$15,000 for dust pollution last year.
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Scientists figure out geological features linked to untapped uranium deposits
By studying how uranium deposits formed in Canada’s Athabasca Basin, researchers can figure out how to find untapped resources.
SQM and Codelco begin talks over lithium partnership in Chile
Negotiations seek to set up a public-private joint venture to mine lithium in the Atacama salt flat starting in 2030.
Sigma Lithium sells first “green tailings” to China’s Yahua
Green tailings are a high-purity, zero chemicals, about 1.3% lithium oxide product generated by Sigma’s Greentech processing plant in Brazil.
Colombia’s new mining policy to be water-focused
Colombia’s new mining policy will consider reorganizing the country’s development areas around the conservation of water resources.
New ‘Copper Board’ aims to boost Argentina’s copper projects
A new ‘Copper Board’ launched in Argentina aims to push for $22 billion in investments to benefit copper projects in the western provinces of Catamarca, Salta and San Juan.
Biden’s green subsidies are speeding the UK car industry’s decline
Current and former British auto executives express a sense of alarm at how the UK government has dawdled in the face of overwhelming competition.
Serbian, Slovakian, Alpine mines were major copper providers in prehistoric Europe
Copper artifacts produced before 3,500 BC were derived exclusively from southeast European mines, especially Serbian mining areas.
Chile sees lithium plan expanding trade ties, foreign investment
President Gabriel Boric’s administration is in talks with more than 40 investors interested in investing in Chile's lithium industry.
