Magnesium-Mining

Most commonly used metal – Magnesium

Magnesium is the third most used metal, following iron and aluminium. Magnesium derives its name from magnesite, a magnesium carbonate mineral, and this stone in turn is told to owe its name to magnesite dumps found in Magnesia, a region in the antique Greek region of Thessaly. The British chemist Humphry Davy is said to…

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environmental-considerations

Mining title applications in Colombia to include stricter environmental considerations:

In response to the increasing need for stronger environmental protection in the mining sector, the Colombian government has developed new regulations for mining title applications. These regulations require applicants to provide detailed information about the environmental impacts of their proposed operations, and to demonstrate that they have taken steps to mitigate any potential harm to…

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coal-mining

New South Wales green lights Maxwell coal mine :

In a move that has sparked both praise and controversy, the state government of New South Wales (NSW) has given the green light for the development of the Maxwell coal mine. The decision comes after months of heated debates among environmentalists, industry representatives, and local communities, highlighting the ongoing tension between economic interests and environmental…

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coal mining

New South Wales greenlights Maxwell coal mine :

The approval of the Maxwell coal mine in New South Wales, Australia, has sparked debates about the delicate balance between energy needs, economic development, and environmental conservation. The decision highlights the ongoing global challenge of reconciling the demand for fossil fuels with the imperative to address climate change and transition to renewable energy sources. The…

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Tight supply of raw materials puts pressure on copper smelter margins in China.

The competition for mined copper resources is anticipated to increase, posing a challenge to Chinese firms responsible for half of the world’s refined copper production. Despite significant output cuts affecting the metal market, it is unlikely that these cuts will be substantial. Chinese copper producers, primarily state-owned, face pressure to uphold or elevate production targets…

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