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.
American Rare Earths raises $8.7m to advance Halleck Creek project in Wyoming
The miner this month provided an updated mineral resource estimate…
Oil and gas upstream M&A deal value hits highest Q1 levels since 2017
Deals worth more than $55 billion have been announced in…
Sandfire America scores legal win for Montana copper project
The company now has all the permits necessary to proceed…
BatMan project uses lasers to optimize EV batteries
A new laser patterning process to alter the microstructure of…
