Massive Norwegian phosphate deposit could meet battery and solar demand for 50 years
Norge Mining said it has discovered up to 70 billion tonnes of phosphate rock in southwest Norway.
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The agreement establishes a 10-year offtake contract for minerals that NioCorp aims to produce at its Elk Creek project.
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Horizonte Minerals receives mining approval for Araguaia nickel project
The mine is on track for first production in early 2024.
New gold discoveries to extend Barrick’s Ivory Coast mine operations
Tongon mine will continue operating until at least 2030 following a significant discovery of new deposits.
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China announced export restrictions on the two metals used in semiconductors.
Freeport-McMoran faces potential halt of activities in Indonesia
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New, highly conductive metallic gel allows 3D printing of solid objects at room temperature
US-based researchers have developed a metallic gel that is highly electrically conductive and can be used to print three-dimensional solid objects at room temperature.
