How nature recycles organic material to create diamonds
New research shows that some diamonds are made up of former living organisms that have been recycled more than 400 kilometres below the surface.
Brazil’s Munduruku tribe haunted by mercury’s deadly threat
Brazil's National Mining Agency estimates that wildcat gold miners extract…
The View from England: Europe’s galactic mining goals
An asteroid is heading towards Earth, but it is good…
Registration open for Energy and Mining Forum’s ESG Week webinar series
Natural Resources Forum's annual digital Energy and Mining Forum runs…
Scientists predict downward trend in lithium-ion battery costs
University of Münster researchers expect a reduction to $70 per…
