Microbes help deal with uranium in groundwater, spent nuclear fuel repositories
A chemical process for the removal of uranium from groundwater has been discovered.
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Mining lags on female C-suite, board representation
Women currently hold 14% of all mining executive positions and 12.3% of board roles, data showed.
Adriatic Metals gears up for Bosnia-Herzegovina mine opening
A former silver mine that sat abandoned through the years of civil strife from the early 1990s will resume operations in November.
Alpha Lithium rejects buyout bid by Tecpetrol
Tecpetrol said it was prepared to engage with Alpha “immediately” and improve its $178 million all-cash offer.
US protectionism could benefit Canadian miners
Vast US government spending powers unleashed through the Inflation Reduction Act and Defense Production Act are intended to kickstart a made-in-America green industrialization effort.
International Graphite gets $3m grant from Australian gov’t for proposed mine at Springdale
Funding will be used to advance feasibility studies for the company’s proposed mine at Springdale, and advanced battery anode material manufacturing plant at Collie.
Teck Resources’ coal business raises questions about ESG successes
Teck has paid millions in fines related to pollution from its British Columbia operations and is still working to stem the contamination of watersheds in the region.
Australia wins US support for critical minerals industry
The two countries have reached an agreement to coordinate polices and investment to support the industry's growth.
Dubai Diamond Exchange, Sotheby’s unveil world’s largest ruby
The Estrela de FURA – a 55.22 carat stone – is expected to fetch in excess of $30 million.