Vietnam rare earths output drops as China’s grows, US says
The USGS revised down its estimates of US rare earths reserves to 1.8 million tons from 2.3 million previously estimated.
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Patriot Battery Metals falls on Toronto debut
Patriot graduated from the TSX Venture Exchange as it seeks access to further institutional capital and investors.
Molybdenum-ruthenium catalyst helps produce green fuel from water
A new catalyst has proven to be efficient for the oxygen evolution reaction — a component of the water-splitting process that produces hydrogen for fuel cells.
South32 hits IGO with $80 million royalty lawsuit
South32 claims it is owed royalties tied to IGO's former stake in the Tropicana gold mine in Western Australia.
Alamos Gold fell victim to cyberattack last year – report
The attack was reportedly carried out by the same ransomware group responsible for prior attacks on Sobeys and Yellow Pages Canada, according reports by The Toronto Star.
Alaska Tribes seek rights in British Columbia to protect Unuk River watershed from gold mining
Eskay Creek is one of at least six proposed and operating mines dotting the Taku, Stikine, and Unuk Rivers upstream of the US-Canada border.
AME Roundup conference confronts industry’s thorniest issues head-on
British Columbia’s free-entry staking system was one of the contentious issues discussed at a panel on the future of mineral exploration.
Northern Graphite shares up on news of battery materials group launch
The new entity was formed through the acquisition of the assets and R&D team of the battery division of Germany’s Heraeus Group.
Gold demand to hit record with central bank buying, WGC says
Overall consumption climbed by about 3% to 4,899 tons last year, supported by strong demand in the OTC market, the World Gold Council says.
