EU countries hunt for global coal stocks as Russian ban looms
EU envoys are set to approve on Thursday a ban on Russian coal that would take full effect from mid-August, a month later than initially planned.
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Colombia to tender gold, coal assets by end of June
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Ambler Metals’ suspended access road permits in legal limbo
Ambler Metals' Upper Kobuk Mineral Projects' development timeline could be impacted by access road construction delays.
220-year chart shows “no evidence” green energy transition is underway
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Vale to build $345 million ‘green’ pig iron plant in Brazil
The plant will use technology that reduces the carbon footprint of traditional steelmaking production processes.
Black Iron won’t publish Shymanivske feasibility until there is peace in Ukraine
Black Iron's Shymanivske iron project feasibility study is in limbo since no site visit is possible.
Gold price seesaws ahead of Fed meeting minutes release
Gold should remain strong despite the Fed raising rates, RJO Futures analyst said.
Kinross Gold explores sale of Ghana assets to Asante Gold
The open-pit and underground Chirano gold mine in southwestern Ghana produced 154,668 gold-equivalent oz. in 2021.
Amplats CEO says women don’t feel safe in South African mines
While the abuse of women is also a societal issue in South Africa, the mining industry must take responsibility for addressing the challenges it faces, Amplats CEO said.