Canadian miners’ CSR programs not prompting real change – study
A researcher at Simon Fraser University says miners should tie themselves to real changes that have lasting impacts.
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New Century, Vale delay nickel mine deal
New Century now has until September to present a binding offer for the New Caledonia nickel-cobalt complex.
Amplats profit drops in H1 2020, sees upswing in H2
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Brazil tribes struggling to survive after dam burst to get day in court against BHP
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Lynas signs contract for US rare earths facility
Company signed a contract with the US Department of Defense to begin initial design work for its heavy rare earth separation facility in Texas.
Canada Nickel aims for zero-carbon emissions at Crawford
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