Floods, more rain in British Columbia disrupt Centerra and New Gold mines
Shipping of concentrate to port and delivery of some parts and consumables to the mines continue to be disrupted.
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Fortuna Silver to appeal court decision on San Jose environmental permit
The San Jose mine, located in Oaxaca, was Mexico’s seventh-biggest silver producer last year.
As dual listings fall out of favour, Rio Tinto set to hold the line
Global miner has no plans to follow in the footsteps of peers BHP and Shell to collapse its dual listing, according to people familiar with its thinking.
John Kerry says major climate focus must be on coal dependent nations
Nations including Russia, India, Mexico, South Africa and Brazil are a focus for US climate diplomacy.
Gold demand lacklustre in top hubs, Indian dealers eye wedding season boost
"Jewellers have taken a pause. They are waiting for prices to correct," said a Mumbai-based bullion dealer with a private bank.
New material improves li-ion battery charging speed by 10 times
Researchers say that by using nickel niobate in the anode of lithium-ion batteries, the charging speed can be improved by 10 times.
Chile elections may impact a third of the world’s copper supply
Leftist Gabriel Boric favours a more active role for the state and higher royalties, while extreme-right José Antonio Kast wants more private investment in state-owned Codelco and changes to mining property law.
China Moly says green push to unleash extraordinary metal demand
The length of copper’s bull market will depend on the pace of the clean energy transition, the company says.
