EU gives $36M boost to Czech Cinovec lithium project
Cinovec, located in the Krusné Hory Mountains near the German border, is the largest hard rock lithium resource in the European Union.
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BC First Nation files ‘urgent’ injunction to halt tailings dam construction at Mount Polley mine
The Xatśūll First Nation first filed a judicial review on April 15 with the Supreme Court of BC against the province's minister of mining and critical minerals.
US greenlights rare earth mine next to Mountain Pass in California
The Department of the Interior issued its approval for Dateline Resources to continue its development of the Colosseum rare earths project.
Barrick faces contractor layoffs in Mali as it plans name change
The miner plans to become Barrick Mining Corporation next week.
Aclara opens heavy rare earths pilot plant in Brazil
The company expects to process 200 tonnes of clay from the Carina project, resulting in an estimated production of 150 kg of heavy rare earth carbonates.
Kazakh gold miner Solidcore says Q1 gold production fell by 42%
The company, formerly called Polymetal, reiterated its full-year guidance of gold equivalent production at 470,000 oz.
US-Ukraine minerals deal could be signed within days
Progress comes as Kyiv announced that previous US military aid would not be counted against the terms of the new deal.
Victoria Gold receiver faces potential ‘contempt’ threat by Yukon government
The back and forth comes almost one year since a heap leach pad failure at the Eagle site last June caused a landslide.
China’s CMOC elevates ex-Glencore trader as top execs depart
CMOC said its chairman Yuan Honglin and vice chair Li Chaochun both resigned for personal reasons.
