Glencore bribery cases draw in billionaire former executives
The US government said that two former top Glencore executives were personally involved in corruption.
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Demand for green metals from recycling expected to grow – report
A report by White & Case states that global demand for scrap metal is expected to remain strong over the coming years.
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“That fundamental mispricing has in turn generated an outsized supply response well ahead of the demand trend.”
Contaminants affect invertebrates years after Mount Polley mine disaster
A recent study shows that contaminants from the tailings dam breach that took place at the operation in 2014 have been affecting local fauna for years.
Two more miners found dead in flooded Burkina Faso mine
The dead bodies of two more missing miners have been found at a zinc mine owned by Trevali Mining in Burkina Faso.
Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru Snapshot: Eight companies with properties to watch
Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru offer miners a blend of established mining jurisdictions and areas of potentially highly-prospective and unexplored terrain
G7 countries say strict environmental rules needed for deep-sea mining
The International Seabed Authority (ISA), a United Nations body, is drawing up regulations governing seabed mining in the high seas.
China drags down entire industrials metals complex – report
Iron ore bucks the metals price doldrums as China GDP growth slows.
Lucky Minerals arranges funding for first drill program at Fortuna, shares rise
Proceeds will be used to fund the company's first drill program at the Fortuna gold project in Ecuador.