Massive caverns dug 4,800 feet below surface ready to host neutrino experiment in South Dakota
Close to 800,000 tons of rock were excavated at the former Homestake mine.
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Peruvian government unveils platform to expedite exploration permits
Officials from the Peruvian Ministry of Energy and Mines met with representatives from the largest mining companies to showcase the Digital Information Single Window platform.
Chile’s mining sector needs 34,000 new professionals by 2032 – report
Demand for human capital will increase by more than a third over the next nine years, compared to the figures in CCM-Eleva Alliance's previous report.
From green hype to bailouts, the nickel industry has imploded
The nickel market has been thrown into chaos after a flood of new supplies from Indonesia — the result of huge Chinese investment and major technological breakthroughs.
American steel buyers hail Nippon deal that scares Washington
The steel industry is wondering why politicians in Washington are eager to cast doubt on the $14.1 billion deal.
Putin signs decree allowing transactions with Russneft shares
Glencore previously owned around 24% of Russneft's share capital.
OceanaGold files for Philippine subsidiary’s IPO
The Toronto-listed miner plans to sell up to 456 million common shares or a 20% stake in OceanaGold Philippines.
Vale’s board advised to consider outside candidates in search for next CEO
The recommendation was part of a report submitted Friday to Vale’s board, which has been weighing whether to renew Bartolomeo’s term as CEO or start a worldwide recruitment process.
British Columbia coalfields could become critical minerals source – report
Coal deposits are known to be a potential source of REEs, and work is underway in the US and elsewhere to separate and concentrate REEs during coal processing
