The View from England: Burning lessons for mining
Burning Man principles contain lessons that could be more usefully shared with the mining industry.
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Aluminum price jumps again as Guinea coup adds to supply worries
Aluminum climbed to the highest in more than a decade after a coup in Guinea fueled concerns over raw material supplies.
Glencore to return Prodeco coal mining contracts to Colombia
Glencore previously said the Calenturitas and La Jagua mines would be handed back to Colombia because a restart of its operations would not be viable.
China Gold, CNMC criticized for environmental failings
Tailings dams are commonly used by mining firms to store waste remnants of ore.
AngloGold Ashanti’s Siguiri mine in Guinea operating normally
The gold mine was operating normally after the apparent ouster of Guinea's long-serving President Alpha Conde on Sunday.
Guinea junta plans unity government, reassures mining firms
Guinea is a key global supplier of bauxite, an ore that’s processed into alumina and then aluminum.
Nornickel lists first ETC physically backed by carbon-neutral nickel
The company has launched several physically backed ETCs this year via its Global Palladium Fund.
OZ Minerals halts operations at copper-gold mine after worker death
Prominent Hill is forecast to produce up to 70,000 tonnes of copper and 135,000 ounces of gold in fiscal 2021.