Goldman says Chile tax could risk 1 million tonnes of copper output
Chile currently churns out 28% of the world's copper but has for more than a decade lost market share.
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Wesdome Gold restarts Kiena complex
Kiena has been on care and maintenance since 2013.
New US aluminium import rules bring more transparency, red tape – report
US aluminium imports were 10.8% lower than the same period in 2017 before tariffs were introduced.
Copper price resurgent as workers strike at BHP’s Spence, Escondida mines
Copper price vaults $10,000 again as workers at world's only 1 million tonne copper mine down tools.
Could covid-19 have originated in a copper mine?
An abandoned copper mine in the mountains of Tongguan in China is now a focal point for escalating calls for a more thorough probe into whether the covid-19 pandemic could have stemmed from a Chinese lab.
Rio begins drilling at Madison copper-gold project in Montana
Rio has identified numerous targets during its two-plus years of exploration on the property.
Danakali to use filtered sea water at Colluli potash mine
Using unlimited seawater in the production process is not only a world first, but also a long-term game changer, says the miner.
Home: The human bottleneck in critical minerals supply chains
The paradox of the green revolution is that public opinion is firmly in favour of decarbonisation but not the mines and smelters needed to get there.
Global palladium deficit to widen in 2021 – Nornickel
The world's largest palladium producer plans to partly compensate for the deficit from its stockpiles left from 2020.