Get cracking: Lynas scouts for rare earths plant to meet Malaysian demands
Lynas has four years to build a plant that will remove low-level radioactivity from the material it ships to Malaysia.
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Lydian’s gold project in Armenia faces yet another environmental review
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Worker buried alive at open-cut manganese mine in Australia
A wall at the open-cut Bootu Creek manganese mine failed on Saturday afternoon.
Putin orders review of Russian coal mining tax
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Southern Copper reviewing Tía María’s budget
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Barrick to invest $34 million to extend Veladero’s mine life
The Canadian miner is reviewing the mine's geological model.
Radisson closes $4.5m deal to develop historic Quebec gold mine
Rob McEwen, owner of McEwen Mining and founder and former CEO of Goldcorp is among the investors.