Agnico Eagle CEO urges Canada to back Arctic connection project
The proposed hydroelectric and fiber optic cables would supply five communities and two Agnico mines.
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Australia considering sending coronavirus evacuees to outback mining camps
The first flight of about 240 passengers arrived in Australia on Monday.
Copper price & coronavirus: Don’t expect small SARS-like impact
Copper rebounds, but two new reports warn that coronavirus impact could be much greater than SARS: For one, China did not consume 50% of the world's copper in 2003.
US rare earths production up 44% in 2019 — report
Overall US metal mine production in 2019 was estimated to be $28.1 billion, or almost $500 million higher than in 2018.
Virus-hit China may need more imports of coal. The tricky part – shipping it
Number of ships waiting outside Australia's Newcastle harbor was at an 18-month high of 20 vessels.
China’s metals import hunger shifts towards raw materials
China’s giant aluminum machine needs a lot of bauxite and imports topped the 100 million tonne level for the first time in 2019
Zambia-Vedanta row escalates, minister calls company “criminal”
Richard Musukwa, said Zambia needed African and international support to "make Vedanta pay."
Finland gives green light to uranium mining
State-owned Terrafame plans to produce uranium at a mine that has been producing nickel for years.
Chile government approves Bearing Lithium’s EIA
This is one of the few EIAs approved in Chile in recent years.
