UK coal mine’s climate impact is ‘indefensible,’ watchdog says
The government is expected to decide next week whether to allow the mine in Cumbria, northwest England.
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Space tech start up discovers path to emission-free future for steel industry on earth
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Updated expansion study for Alamos Gold’s Island mine ups capex in return for ‘more profitable operation’
At a 5% discount rate, the phase 3+ study forecasts the project will generate a post-tax NPV of $2 billion, compared to $1.5 billion previously.
JPMorgan exits nickel saga as tycoon shrinks ‘big short’
Tsingshan Holding Group’s inability to pay its margin calls to its banks and brokers was among the main drivers of a 250% surge in prices in early March.
USGS deploys satellite imagery in the global fight against illegal mining
Artisanal and small-scale mining can lead to commodities being mined, sold and purchased through unofficial channels and potentially financing criminal or terrorist organizations.
Sayona, Piedmont approve North American Lithium project restart in Quebec
Project will launch North America’s first local spodumene concentrate production.
Prefeasibility update on Seabridge’s KSM gold project shows 426% increase in after-tax NPV
KSM is considered to be one of the largest undeveloped gold projects in the world measured by reserves.
Albemarle urges US to cut red tape to boost lithium supply chain
Albemarle is in the process of restarting its Kings Mountain mine in North Carolina, reviving an operation that was idled in the 1980s.
Pro-China digital campaign targets mining firms – cybersecurity report
A pro-China propaganda campaign used fake social media accounts to try to stir up opposition, including protests, against mining firms that challenge China's business interests.
