Well-connected streams more effective at reducing presence of toxic metals from upstream mining – study
Streams with ample connections to shallow groundwater flow paths are better at detoxifying specific forms of aluminum, cadmium, arsenic and zinc.
Alcoa bids $2.2 billion for Australian partner to control assets
Alumina owns about 40% of of Alcoa World Alumina &…
Feds must force pensions to fund Canadian mining, Lassonde, Giustra say
Research shows that Canada’s eight largest pension funds hold some…
Russian metals aluminum, nickel escape new US sanctions
Aluminum retreated as much as 1.1% on Friday, while nickel…
AI to help determine best carbon capture material
US researchers using generative artificial intelligence to dream up previously…
