AI can potentially estimate global environmental destruction due to road development for mining
Australia-based researchers trained three machine-learning models to automatically map road features in rural, generally remote and often forested areas.
Deep-sea mining could cost $500 billion in value destruction, study says
The report "How to lose half a trillion" says that…
Jervois Global blames Chinese overproduction for job cuts
The cobalt and nickel producer has axed or made part-time…
Canada plans scrutiny of Chinese offtake deals, minister says at PDAC
Government says it’s considering how to handle offtake agreements that…
LME partner Metalshub plans for ‘green’ nickel price
Calls for a nickel price that reflects strong environmental and…
