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Scientists develop low-cost, graphene-based method to remove uranium from drinking water
“Within hours, our process can purify a large quantity of drinking water below the EPA limit for uranium.”
Newcrest Mining commits $182 million to expand Telfer
Newcrest is expanding open pit mining at its Telfer operations in Western Australia, which will extend the operations for at least two years.
Rio Tinto sells last diamonds from iconic Argyle mine
Mining at Argyle, which accounted for 90% of worldwide pink diamond production, ended in November 2020.
120-year chart shows commodities have never been this undervalued
Commodities investor Goehring & Rozencwajg poses the question: Natural resources – uninvestable assets or unprecedented opportunity?
Codelco miners vote to strike as copper disruption threats mount
Workers at the Andina mine in central Chile rejected owner Codelco’s wage offer, opting instead to begin a strike.
Labour woes spread from copper to lithium in Chile
The 135 members of the Salar union in Chile began a strike Wednesday after failing to reach a wage agreement in collective bargaining with management.
Defense Metals, Sinosteel enter MOU for test work at Wicheeda Rare Earth property
The company began drill pad construction at the end of July in anticipation of starting its 2021 resource expansion at the British Columbia property.
Top steelmaker kicks off low-carbon trial to meet green pledge
China Baowu has been trialling a low-carbon metallurgy technology at a previously idled 400-cubic-meter blast furnace in Xinjiang.