German coal miners under fire for unfair edge in renewables push
Concerns are mounting that lignite miners are exploiting an unfair advantage in the country’s race to go green.
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Galiano Gold on track to resume mining at Asanko in Q4
An exploration program is also underway at the AGM tenements to delineate additional resources.
Iron ore price set for best month in 2023 on China stimulus hopes
Spot prices of China-bound iron ore have also climbed this month, buoyed by improved demand.
Mopani Copper Mines losses deepen amid search for new investor
Its financial losses widened to $298 million from $74.2 million in 2021.
Researchers discover fault activation pattern in mining disturbance
China-based researchers discovered a zigzag wave pattern on the relationship curve between coal mining and roof displacement in the vicinity of a fault.
Chile copper output falls 14% y/y in May
The world's largest copper producing nation, which accounts for a quarter of the world’s mined metal, has seen its output stagnate
Boliden partially restarts Ronnskar production after fire, to lay off 190 people
The Swedish company expects all production lines at Ronnskar, except the destroyed electrolytic refinery, to be ready for production in July.
Endeavour sells non-core Burkina Faso gold mines for $300 million
Endeavour sold Boungou and Wahgnion gold mines, but is keeping Houndé, as the operation is one of its cornerstone assets.
NSW regulator says Newcrest’s Cadia mine has taken steps to reduce dust pollution
Newcrest's flagship gold mine has been under investigation by the EPA after testing of residential rainwater tanks identified heavy metal contamination.