Chromium may start replacing noble metals in cell phone screens
Chromium compounds may be able to replace osmium and ruthenium in luminescent materials and catalysts.
Companies keep mum on ESG initiatives as ‘greenhushing’ takes off
In the latest round of quarterly earnings calls, just 56…
Teck planning full exit from coal business, in event of partial sale will spin off remainder
The Vancouver-based miner has been entertaining a variety of bids…
Rule that rocked global carbon market softened in Zimbabwe
The country now says it will accept a smaller share…
Australia’s Aboriginal groups gaining bigger voice in new energy deals
Aboriginal groups have so far had limited say in mega-projects…
