Energy Fuels says it can produce six rare earths subject to Chinese export control
The company is now in the process of updating its 2024 prefeasibility study to incorporate the White Mesa mill expansion.
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Chinese coal production hit an all-time high last month.
Alphamin cuts 2025 tin guidance amid Congo conflict disruptions
Operations resumed this week at the Bisie mine, which accounts for about 6% of global tin supply.
Iron ore miners in rocky start to year as tariff turmoil begins
BHP, Rio Tinto, and Vale all reported drops in quarterly shipments from the year before.
Turkish nickel bull plans $2 billion M&A spree to rival China
After making his fortune in chrome and shipping, billionaire Robert Yuksel Yildirim is on a hunt for nickel mines.
Kodal clears key permit hurdle for Mali lithium mine
Transferring the Bougouni lithium license to its subsidiary clears the way for export approvals and compliance with the Malian government.
Alcoa reports $20 million tariff hit on imports from Canada
The largest US aluminum producer said President Donald Trump’s 25% tariff on metal imports has cost the company $20m since the duties went into effect.
Ghana government takes control of Damang mine operated by Gold Fields
Ghana's government has rejected an application from the South African company to renew its lease.
PDAC video: Former Tahltan president pushes for Indigenous stakes in mining deals
The mining industry is under pressure to engage more with First Nations, and Indigenous leaders should be assertive in protecting their interests, says Chad Norman Day.