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Australia’s Queensland state approves giant coal mine
Pembroke Resources’ A$1-billion Olive Downs project is poised to become the state’s third-largest coal mine.
Zen closer to producing virucidal ink from graphene oxide
Zen’s partner, the University of Guelph, filed a patent for the electrochemical exfoliation process that allows for the production of graphene oxide.
Generic Gold expedites Belvais acquisition in Quebec
The 8,148-hectare Belvais project sits on prospective Archean stratigraphy of felsic through to mafic volcanic rocks.
Anglo Asian shares hit by Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict
The miner is monitoring the dispute, but says operations remain unaffected.
Copper rally could prompt Mount Polley restart
If copper prices remained around $2.90 per pound, that could make it economic for mothballed copper mines in British Columbia to restart.
Lundin reports interruption to operations at Chapada
Company has withdrawn its 2020 production, cash cost and capital expenditure guidance for its copper and gold mine in Brazil after a power outage caused damage to all four of the operation’s SAG and ball mill motors.
Trigon expands resources at Namibia copper project
Resources at the Kombat copper project in Namibia have increased by over 450%.
Resolute avoids Mali strike, reinstates 2020 targets
The miner restored its production guidance for 2020 of between 400,000 and 430,000 ounces of gold.