Belarusian potash force majeure adds to global fertilizer chaos
The country accounts for about a fifth of global supply.
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China to boost commodity price supervision in push for industrial growth
China's state planner will take steps to stabilise the commodity market and hasten construction of new infrastructure, it said on Friday.
Brazil’s Minas Gerais state to sell stake in lithium miner
The mining state is looking to sell its 33% holding in CBL, Brazil’s only producer of lithium carbonate and hydroxide.
Global EV sales jumped in 2021, as did deployment of high nickel battery chemistries
Adamas Intelligence reports that 54% of battery capacity deployed onto roads globally in new plug-in electric vehicles was powered by high nickel cathode chemistries.
Hecla Mining silver reserves at second-highest level in 130 years
Hecla's proven and probable reserves of the precious metal hit the second highest level in the company's history to 200 million ounces.
Osisko to develop Windfall without Northern Star
Osisko says that its independent development of the project would be the most beneficial option for its shareholders.
France should start mining lithium at home, minister says
Almost all the critical minerals currently come from outside the continent, with China dominating the global supply chain.
China’s renewables boom year poses major challenges to western markets
Balancing reliance on China’s technology providers with local interests is now a key political as well as environmental challenge, says Wood Mackenzie.
Talisker to amend permits for upsized, 1,500 t/d Bralorne gold operation
This announcement marks a change in Talisker’s plans, which were originally to truck the ore offsite and have it processed at an existing mill.
