Lundin Mining faces charges in Chile for massive sinkhole near mine
Chile's minister of mining said ongoing investigation signals the sinkhole was a product of "mining overexploitation".
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Graphene becomes philosopher’s stone for extracting gold from e-waste
“Graphene turns rubbish into gold, literally.”
World’s largest uranium miner Kazatomprom ups 2024 production goals
The Kazakhstan-based miner aims to produce 25,000-25,500 tonnes in 2024, about 10% above levels targeted for 2023.
MMG’s troubled Las Bambas copper mine in Peru still has no timeline for expansion
Las Bambas, whose operations have often been disrupted by protests from neighboring indigenous communities, accounts for 2% of global copper supply.
Newcrest Mining cuts dividend, posts profit drop amid lower output
Australia's biggest gold miner said underlying profit came in at $872 million for the year ended June compared with $1.16 billion a year earlier.
Copper deficit a critical destabilizing threat to international security, says S&P Global
"Projected annual shortfalls will place unprecedented strain on supply chains. The challenges this poses are reminiscent of the 20th-century scramble for oil".
Glencore to end silver streaming deal with Wheaton on Peru mine
Glencore currently owns and operates the Yauliyacu mine, which has been producing minerals for over 100 years.
Stratabound Minerals reports significant increase in Fremont gold resources, stock rises
The indicated gold resource now totals 1.16 million oz., representing an increase of 121% over the previous estimate.
Independence Gold updates resource with better grades, more ounces at 3Ts project in British Columbia
The resource calculation encompasses both in-pit and underground components of the Tommy and Ted-Mint vein systems.
