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EnergyX pledges $100,000 to support healthcare and education in Bolivian communities

A portion of funding will go to build 6 schools in Uyuni, enabling students to learn lithium related chemistry and engineering.

Staff Writer | May 6, 2022 | 6:00 am

Researchers find out what really drives Li-ion battery decay

Decay depends on how many times the Li-ion battery has…

Staff Writer | May 5, 2022 | 6:06 am

ESG standards’ Indigenous blind spot could threaten critical metals push

ESG reporting standards were developed by and for finance and…

Kelsey Rolfe | May 4, 2022 | 8:06 am

Deconstructing Ross Beaty: Exclusive interview at the Mining Legends Speaker Series

Beaty is a recipient of the Canadian Institute of Mining past…

Alisha Hiyate and Amanda Stutt | May 3, 2022 | 11:00 am

Copper may help reduce the use of antibiotics in crops

Copper oxide nanoparticles work as an immunostimulator in plants.

Staff Writer | May 2, 2022 | 6:06 am

Fast-charging EV batteries closer to hitting the market

Researchers at Penn State University have developed a lithium-iron-phosphate battery with a range of 250 miles.

MINING.COM Staff Writer | January 28, 2021 | 6:15 am

Five green energy trends topping miners’ agendas in 2021 – report

Wood Mackenzie says commodities will increasingly be marketed on their green credentials.

MINING.com Editor | January 27, 2021 | 12:18 pm

British Columbia First Nation, Coeur, sign Silvertip mine agreement

The IBA provides a framework for a mutually beneficial relationship between the Tahltan Nation and Coeur Silvertip.

MINING.com Editor | January 26, 2021 | 1:12 pm

Miners using new ESG and transparency framework

Ivanhoe was the first to adopt Mining Shared Value's Local Procurement Reporting Mechanism.

MINING.com Editor | January 26, 2021 | 12:28 pm

Scientists develop anode-free zinc battery for storing renewable energy

In the anode-free battery, a zinc-rich cathode is the sole source for zinc plating onto a copper current collector.

MINING.COM Staff Writer | January 25, 2021 | 6:15 am

Brumadinho dam collapse could have been predicted weeks in advance – study

A new study shows that by applying satellite radar imaging InSAR, it is possible to predict a dam burst.

Valentina Ruiz Leotaud | January 24, 2021 | 7:22 am

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EnergyX pledges $100,000 to support healthcare and education in Bolivian communities

Researchers find out what really drives Li-ion battery decay

ESG standards’ Indigenous blind spot could threaten critical metals push

Deconstructing Ross Beaty: Exclusive interview at the Mining Legends Speaker Series

Copper may help reduce the use of antibiotics in crops

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Fast-charging EV batteries closer to hitting the market

Five green energy trends topping miners’ agendas in 2021 – report

British Columbia First Nation, Coeur, sign Silvertip mine agreement

Miners using new ESG and transparency framework

Scientists develop anode-free zinc battery for storing renewable energy

Brumadinho dam collapse could have been predicted weeks in advance – study

Snapshot: key lithium mining projects around the world

Family men or forest destroyers? Meet the miners living off the Amazon’s gold

Decarbonization gets $501bn investment in 2020 – report