Saudi Arabia increases its mineral resource estimates to $2.5 trillion.

Saudi Arabia has increased its projections for untapped mineral resources, encompassing phosphate, gold, and rare earths, to $2.5 trillion, a significant upward revision from the 2016 forecast of $1.3 trillion, as indicated by the country’s mining minister. This reflects Riyadh’s strategic emphasis on diversifying its economy away from oil dependence, with a focus on harnessing…

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A recent study suggests that the establishment of new critical mineral mines in British Columbia has the potential to generate approximately $600 billion.

A recent independent economic impact analysis, commissioned by the Mining Association of British Columbia (MABC), reveals that 16 proposed critical mineral mines in the province hold a pivotal position. These mines represent a near-term investment of C$36 billion, with the potential to generate 300,000 person-years of employment and contribute C$11 billion in tax revenues. In…

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Avalon banks on new ‘blood metals’ rule for Canada’s tin mine success :

In recent years, concerns over the ethical and environmental impact of mining have grown, prompting a global push for responsible and sustainable practices within the industry. The issue of “blood metals,” which are minerals extracted from conflict zones or areas with poor labor practices, has particularly gained attention. In response to this mounting awareness, Avalon…

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Golden Minerals tables initial resource for Yoquivo silver-gold project in Mexico :

Golden Minerals, a mining company focused on precious metals exploration and development, has announced the release of the initial resource estimate for its Yoquivo silver-gold project located in Chihuahua, Mexico. The company’s preliminary findings indicate promising mineralization potential, highlighting the project’s significant prospects for future development. The Yoquivo project covers an expansive land package of…

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UN at COP26: “Enough of mining we are digging our own graves” :

The United Nations’ statement at the COP26 (26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties) regarding mining has sparked significant attention and debate. The statement, “Enough of mining…we are digging our own graves,” reflects growing concerns about the environmental and social impacts of mining activities. This article will elaborate on the context and implications of…

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