Fraud police probing ex-Glencore staff plan to press charges
British prosecutors investigating former Glencore Plc employees over bribery allegations said they plan to bring long-awaited criminal charges.
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Construction may be delayed due to a lawsuit filed by locals who want the environmental permit for Curipamba-El Domo revoked.
Chile lithium projects garner interest from over 50 companies
The 54 firms from 10 countries submitted statements of interest to develop 88 projects.
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Chinese premier’s Western Australia tour spotlights global race for critical minerals
Chinese Premier Li Qiang visited a lithium processing plant in resource-rich Western Australia state on Tuesday.
Coal India exploring lithium assets in Argentina with US company
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Nevada Copper starts sales process amid bankruptcy proceedings
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British Columbia coal miner fined for repeatedly violating environmental protection regulations
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Bluestone stock folds as Guatemala challenges Cerro Blanco open-pit permit
The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources of Guatemala is challenging the January permit amendment allowing the mining transition.