Iron ore price lowest in 11 months as China’s peak construction season disappoints
Uninspiring economic data and a sliding Chinese yuan added to the bearish mood.
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India also boosting its imports of Russian crude and coal, with both Asian giants taking advantage of the discounts on offer.
Europe’s first lithium mine agrees to merge with Sizzle SPAC
A unit of Australian miner European Lithium Ltd. has agreed to go public on Nasdaq through a merger with blank-check company Sizzle Acquisition Corp.
Studying unintended consequences of mercury mitigation strategies key to artisanal mining sustainability goals
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BHP’s Queensland coal miners union demands better work conditions
The union said 90% of voters supported stoppages of one to six hours, while 94% voted for bans on non-rostered overtime, among other actions.
Responsible copper mining framework extended to nickel, zinc and molybdenum
The Copper Mark extends its responsible mining assessment already covering a fifth of global copper production, to molybdenum, nickel and zinc with the launch of a pilot program.
Embattled London Metal Exchange is headed into yet another fight
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Lithium Americas reports two contractor deaths at Argentina project
Both fatalities occurred on Sunday at the Cauchari-Olaroz project in Argentina.