Expert says lab results from PNG Ramu nickel spill ‘alarming’ — report
An investigation by the country's Conservation and Environment Protection Authority (CEPA) is due to be made available in the next week.
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Barrick’s $1 billion Zambian mine draws Chinese interest
The world’s second-largest bullion producer is working with advisers to solicit interest for the Lumwana mine.
Guinea’s Nimba iron ore project gets green light to export via Liberia
The logistics of transporting tonnes of raw materials to port from mining sites in remote parts of Guinea has been a major hurdle for prospective developers of the country's vast mineral wealth.
Canada Cobalt signs LOI to buy Ontario processing facility, stock up 11%
Friday's announcement propelled Canada Cobalt's stock up to an almost six-month high.
Lithium battery dreams get a rude awakening in South America
So far, public and private initiatives in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil and Chile have failed to deliver even a single lithium cell factory.
Canadian court approves $3bn securities class action against Barrick Gold
Ontario Superior Court of Justice only allowed the suit to deal with alleged misrepresentations in the company’s 2012 environmental disclosures related to the long-stalled Pascua-Lama project.
Rio Tinto and Minmetals look for copper, zinc and lead in China
Move is part of an exploration venture with state-owned China Minmetals Corp., set in 2018.
Perth Mint issues world’s first sovereign gold digital token
The token is backed 1:1 by GoldPass certificates issued by The Perth Mint.
Tech companies join forces to promote ethical sourcing of minerals
A blockchain and an ethical sourcing platform are working to verify the origin of minerals used in tech.
