Coal mines’ proximity to urban centres in Australia poses health risks to local populations — study
Coal mine proximity to major townships potentially exposes nearby communities to higher levels of CO2 in the air.
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BHP heads to mediation to avert strike at Spence copper mine
BHP requested that the Chilean government mediate in talks with union leaders after workers voted to strike.
Probe finds Sandfire caused Aboriginal heritage damage due to process failures
Damage to an artefact scatter at the Monty copper mine, north east of Perth, occurred in 2017 and 2018.
Orbex, OASIS establish charter to standardize global supply chain emissions reporting
The initiative, the companies said, marks a significant step toward standardizing how emissions data is aggregated and reported, enhancing resource efficiency in the critical materials sectors.
Sibanye hit by underground protest at South Africa mine
The striking employees at Kroondal were aggrieved to not have received the annual ESOP payments made last Friday to Rustenburg and Marikana employees.
Fury Gold drilling at Éléonore South traces gold at depth
Highlight intercepts include 137.5 metres grading 0.44 gram gold per tonne and 18.7 metres of 0.97 gram gold.
EU asks Germany to add backstop to €1.8 billion coal exit payout
A state payment of as much as €1.2 billion to an entity of Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky’s EPH Group has been preliminarily passed by the European Commission.
Magna reaches deal with Glencore to mill Crean Hill surface bulk sample
The current agreement with Glencore is for the 109 FW zone surface bulk sample only.
Calibre expects Q2 output drop after pit wall incident, maintains full-year guidance
The company currently anticipates Q2 2024 production to be between 55,000 and 60,000 gold ounces.
