Rock-mining bacteria could support human presence in space
Experiments on the International Space Station show that bacteria could enhance the removal of rare earth elements from basalt in lunar and Martian landscapes.
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Lithium Australia’s subsidiary, Envirostream Australia, received positive results from the first trial in Western Australia.
Greece to kick off sales of nickel producer Larco, power grid by year-end
Larco, which is 55% owned by the state, is one of the world's biggest nickel producers
Alrosa’s pink diamond sets new record price at auction
“The Spirit of the Rose”— a flawless 14.83-carat pink gem — sold for $26.6 million at Sothbey’s in Geneva.
Biden better for Canadian resource exports, say experts
Biden’s policies might also favour importing aluminum, cross-laminated timber, fuel cells and other lower-carbon products and commodities from Canada.
Teck tests covid-fighting copper coatings on transit
Teck and partners in Vancouver promote the use of antimicrobial copper surfaces in healthcare and public spaces.
Deep-sea mineral platform launches for mining dialogue
New resource exploitation industries need new frameworks for governance, the World Economic Forum reports.
Barrick, Loncor expand JV partnership in DRC
Ground covered by the new agreements includes a number of priority, exploration targets already outlined by Barrick.
Nova acquires royalty on Antofagasta’s Twin Metals project
Nova is buying a 2.4% NSR royalty on a portion of the Twin Metals project, its first in the US.
