World’s gold miners wary of production ramp-up despite price surge
Seven out of 10 of the global gold miners have cut planned output for the year by 7%.
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Bolivia creates directorate to lead exploration, prospecting activities
President Jeanine Añez made the announcement during a visit to the mining department of Potosí.
Congo gold miners scour rubble for bodies after cave-in
Alexandre Kamundala, deputy mayor of the nearby town of Kamituga, said no bodies had been recovered so far.
Accelerated carbonation of mining waste may be used to recover cobalt, nickel
Researchers were able to achieve the equivalent of 30 years of passive carbonation of mine tailings within four weeks.
Aluminum producers’ race to go green may fracture market
Tesla is ordering giant aluminium casting presses for its assembly line in Germany.
At least 50 killed in collapsed gold mine in east Congo
An artisanal gold mine near Kamituga collapsed following heavy rains.
Argonaut to sell Mexico development project for $30 million
The Ana Paula project was previously acquired from Alio Gold.
Northern Dynasty calls JCap report ‘fatuous, flimsy and self-serving’
Short seller accused Northern Dynasty management of “gaslighting investors” over its giant Alaska copper and gold Pebble project.
Copper price rallies as Chinese scrap shipments sink by 50%
China's war on foreign waste sees shipping lines refusing to transport scrap, fearing a liability for return shipment if cargoes are rejected by customs.
