Net zero is hard work, so companies are going ‘carbon neutral’
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Low-cost, sustainable plasma technology could replace one of world’s rarest materials
Technology would replace indium, a rare chemical element widely used in smartphones and computers.
Battle for Venezuelan gold starts at UK’s top court
The question of who controls more than $1 billion of Venezuelan gold stored in the Bank of England’s vaults took another twist.
Maple Gold Mines to buy former Eagle mine in Quebec
Ownership of the mine will consolidate the historic high-grade Eagle-Telbel underground mines at the Joutel gold project.
Thor expects first gold pour at Segilola by end of July
The mining fleet is now fully commissioned, and production is expected to quickly ramp up to its design capacity.
LME launches six new contracts, including lithium and scrap aluminium
The LME had delayed the launch of its lithium hydroxide and the five other new contracts from an original date of June 14.
Copper price falls amid covid-19 worries
China will continue to release copper, aluminum, and zinc from its state reserves in batches.
China frictions steer electric automakers away from rare earth magnets
As tensions mount between China and the US, automakers are trying to reduce their reliance on permanent magnets.
China Moly’s Congo mine expansion project starts trial production
The expansion project of the TFM mine is expected to produce 88,500 tonnes of copper cathode and 7,280 tonnes of cobalt hydroxide.
