Collaboration between brewers, miners may lead to cleaner water supply
According to a research group led by MIT, waste yeast discarded from a single brewery in Boston could be enough to treat the city's entire water supply.
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Antofagasta sees full-year production at bottom end on Los Pelambres issues
The Chile-focused miner now expects full-year output to reach the bottom end of its previous guidance of 660 - 690,000 tonnes.
Marathon Gold receives mining leases for Newfoundland project
The province's leases cover the development of the Marathon and Leprechaun deposits and have a term of 20 years.
Rio Tinto starts iron ore deliveries from Gudai-Darri mine
The capital cost of the mine, which is expected to have a life of over 40 years, is estimated to be $3.1 billion.
Total, Adani team up for multi-billion dollar Indian hydrogen plans
Adani New Industries’s “ambition” is to invest more than $50 billion over the next 10 years in green hydrogen as part of the group’s broader plan to boost its presence in the green-energy value chain.
Key EU Parliament groups reject green label for gas, nuclear
The European Commission’s proposal to label gas and nuclear as sustainable has been highly controversial.
Geoscience BC deploys a common brewery gas sensor to look for metals
Research demonstrates an innovative and cost-effective technique to support critical minerals exploration.
US, Canada and partners enter pact to secure critical minerals
The US government has been working with Canada to boost regional supply chains to counter China's dominance in the sector.
Assay results confirm sustainable resource at American Rare Earths’ La Paz project in Arizona
Current JORC resource at La Paz has the potential to be one of the largest rare earths projects in North America, company says.
