Miners face talent crunch as electric vehicles charge up metals demand
Enrollment in US mining engineering programs dropped 46% between 2015 and 2020.
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Rio Tinto and Star Diamond make peace
Shares in Star Diamond more than double their value after it unveiled a deal with Rio to move ahead with their joint project in Saskatchewan.
Li-ion battery recycling may not take off before 2030 — report
According to Wood Mackenzie, new entrants into the battery recycling space should be cautious when looking at bullish expectations for the sector.
Anglo American flags major design changes at UK fertilizer project
Anglo will invest a further $700 million in the project, Britain's largest new mine project in decades, to get it off the ground.
Vulcan Energy buys German geothermal plant to power lithium extraction
The plant, located at Insheim, is capable of producing a maximum of 4.8 megawatts of renewable power.
Five charts ask if mining is in a supercycle, one screams no
The green energy transition necessitate massive new investments in mining, but how does today’s boom stack up to the aughts?
ICMM members paid over $23 billion in taxes in 2020 — report
ICMM members commit to contract transparency.
Peru mining group says government ‘erratic and biased’ against industry
The mining corridor, as the road is known, has been blocked for over 400 days since Las Bambas began operations in 2016.
MAS Gold updates North Lake resource
The deposit is now estimated to contain 18.1 million inferred tonnes averaging 0.85 g/t gold for 494,000 contained oz of gold.
