China likely to beat Europe, US in meeting battery metals demand through recycling – study
China is the most likely candidate to first meet its entire demand for lithium, cobalt and nickel through recycling
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Barrick gets go ahead for Goldrush mine ramp-up
The gold mine is expected to start ramping up production in 2024, achieving 400,000 ounces per year in 2028.
First Quantum requests end of blockades to Cobre Panamá copper mine
Ongoing blockades have prevented the miner from receiving the supplies necessary to fulfill Cobre Panamá’s environmental stability and asset integrity measures.
Gold mine collapse in Venezuela kills a dozen people
A landslide buried the Paraiba de San José de Wadamapa mine in Venezuela's Bolívar state.
Glencore deploys autonomous trucks at Lomas Bayas copper mine
Through its Lomas Lab, Glencore introduced four autonomous trucks at the Lomas Bayas copper mine in northern Chile.
Power plants can now (re)use wastewater from oil and gas extraction
Using two kinds of industrial wastewater to decontaminate each other has the potential to slash a power plant’s total water use.
BHP workers consider strike action at some Australian mines
If backed by workers, strikes could take place as early as Dec. 28, the Australian Financial Review said.
Xanadu delivers substantial resource upgrade for Kharmagtai ahead of PFS
Kharmagtai now boasts 790 million tonnes of indicated material containing 2.1 million tonnes of copper and 5.6 million ounces of gold.
This is why commodities will be the defining sector over the next decade
Unpacking the poorly understood world of commodity inventories.
