Shareholders seek BHP moratorium on Australian cultural site damage
A proposed revision of Western Australia's Aboriginal Heritage Act is to be made public in coming week.
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China’s booming copper imports an echo of the last crisis
Every copper trader knows Beijing's stockpiling was a big part of the copper price rally from 2009 lows below $3,000/tonne to over $10,000 two years later.
New South Wales greenlights Vickery coal mine expansion
The approval comes with 184 conditions aimed at mitigating environmental and social impacts.
Shandong Gold calls on Canada to approve Arctic mine buy
The Chinese gold giant says its acquisition of TMAC Resources, which owns the massive Hope Bay property in Nunavut, should be approved for economic reasons.
Vale expands security area around dam in Minas Gerais
Company has enlarged the security area around the Doutor dam at the Timbopeba mine in the Mariana Complex.
105-YEAR CHART: Gold price vs stocks shows bullion still cheap
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SilverCrest updates drilling at Las Chispas
The company re-started exploration in May, after a temporary suspension in response to covid-19.
US Gold adds Idaho project to portfolio, shares up
Shares of US Gold surged 12.8% on Wednesday following the latest acquisition.
Codelco sees quick progress in ramping up Chuquicamata
Codelco said last week it was rebooting operations and projects it had temporarily shelved, beginning with the sprawling underground copper mine.