Citigroup faces $5 million bill to transport its lead from Singapore
Citi had cancelled or earmarked for delivery nearly 112,000 metric tons of lead in LME-approved warehouses in Singapore, Reuters sources said.
Could bacteria replace chemicals in mining?
Some highly toxic chemicals, including sodium cyanide, are commonly used in mining for the extraction of ore in processes like heap leaching, and some very nasty metals and metalloids – arsenic, mercury, selenium and lead – are often the byproducts...
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