Copper may help reduce the use of antibiotics in crops
Copper oxide nanoparticles work as an immunostimulator in plants.
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South32 boosts Brazil green aluminum supply with bauxite mine buy
South32 now owns 33% of the Mineração Rio do Norto bauxite mine.
Guinea’s coup leader proposes 3-year transition back to civilian rule
Lengthy transition is likely to upset West Africa's political bloc that has called for a swift return to constitutional order.
Sandstorm Gold buys two royalty firms for $1.1 billion
Sandstorm is acquiring Nomad Royalty for $590 million, as well as nine royalties and one stream from BaseCore Metals for $525 million.
Mexican Network of People Affected by Mining blasts mining law reform
The Mexican Network of People Affected by Mining blasted the contents of the legal reforms that nationalize the lithium industry.
Southern Copper, Peruvian government to find solutions to conflict with communities around Cuajone mine
Southern Copper and the Peruvian executive have launched a dialogue process to address the demands of the Tumilaca-Pocata-Coscore-Tala farming communities.
Green fix to replace Russian gas is stymied by Europe’s red tape
European leaders promised to scale up the continent’s renewable-power capacity while reducing imports of Russian gas, but words move faster than permits.
Europe’s Green Deal requires massive amounts of battery metals – study
About 35 times more lithium and 7 to 26 times the current amount of rare earth metals will be needed in Europe by 2050.
How a sanctioned Russian company gained access to Sudan’s gold
Meroe Gold is a firm the US Treasury says has ties to the Wagner Group, which it describes as a mercenary company.
