Column: Tin must tame its wildness to meet coming demand surge
The faster the world moves towards the internet-of-things, the more tin will be needed to glue the expanding metaverse together.
Latest Stories
European Commission weighs sanctions on Russia’s mining industry – FT
The ban would be part of a ninth EU sanctions package that officials are planning to discuss with member states in the coming days.
Glencore says this time is different for coming copper shortage
Glencore shares fell as much as 3.5% on Tuesday after 2023 production guidance across all the commodities missed consensus estimates.
Researchers call for an integrated mineral supply agreement between nations
The goal of a mineral supply agreement is that countries that have limited access to the raw materials needed to transition to a green economy are not left behind.
Environmental and human rights assessment of Rio Tinto’s former Panguna copper mine begins
The Panguna mine was operated by BCL, majority-owned by Rio Tinto, for 17 years from 1972 until 1989, when operations were suspended due to an uprising.
Lake Resources shares dip on another short seller report
According to J Capital analysts, the DLE technology the company is looking to use could be “dramatically” underperforming expectations.
US, EU weigh climate-based tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminum
The move would mark a novel approach, as the US and EU would seek to use tariffs -- usually employed in trade disputes -- to further their climate agenda.
Lithium Chile nearly doubles Salar de Arizaro resource
With the addition of a second production well at the project, total indicated resources are 1.3 million tonnes of LCE at a grade of 284 mg/L.
Amex Exploration wins top explorer award at Mines and Money 2022; stock jumps
The Exploration Company of the Year award is a competitive category that recognizes success in arguably the most important area of the mining sector.
