Antofagasta unveils South America’s first hydrogen train
Antofagasta is deploying the hydrogen-powered locomotive as part of efforts to reduce fossil fuel reliance and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Deep sea mining risks over $560 billion in countries’ annual export earnings — report
Even in optimal scenarios, the activity would generate only $6.25 million in tax revenue for countries involved, says Planet Tracker.
Abitibi Metals boosts resource by 62% at B26 polymetallic deposit in Quebec
Indicated resources increased to 11.3 million tonnes from 6.9 Mt.
Citigroup cuts copper forecast on tariffs risk, China outlook
The bank has cut its short-term outlook for copper prices by 11% to $8,500 a ton over the next three months.
Curtin University’s environmental DNA program expands mission with $5m funding from BHP
The nine ongoing projects include developing new eDNA methods to survey threatened and elusive reptile populations in the Pilbara region.
Newcore cuts best gold grades yet at Enchi project in Ghana
One hole cut 1 metres at 204 g/t from 59 metres depth, along with 2 metres of 1.46 g/t.
Exploration spending to stay flat despite Trump pledges, strong gold prices, S&P says
The cautious outlook comes as global exploration budgets for nonferrous metals declined by 3% in 2024.
Mali seeks $160 million from Resolute Mining after detaining its CEO
The nation’s junta has been pushing firms with operating gold projects to come to the negotiating table.
First Mining initiates geotechnical and tailings review for Springpole gold project
The company is advancing two of the largest gold projects in Canada: the Springpole project in Ontario and the Duparquet project in Quebec.