metal-mining

Metal ore mining

The metal ore mining industry segment covers the extraction of metal ores, primarily gold, silver, iron, copper, lead, and zinc. These naturally occurring minerals have a variety of industrial purposes: gold and silver are primarily used in jewelry and high-end electronics, iron is used to produce steel, copper is the main component of electrical wiring,…

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Canada grants the mineral-rich Arctic region of Nunavut autonomy and control over its resources.

A photo captured by Agnico Eagle showcases the Northern Lights above the Meliadine mine in the Kivalliq district of Nunavut. On Thursday, Canada officially handed control of its vast Arctic territory, Nunavut, over its reserves of gold, diamonds, iron, cobalt, and rare earth metals. This action has the potential to stimulate exploration and development in…

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Rare Earth Stocks Surge After Trump Pushes Critical Minerals Stockpile (MP, UUUU, USAR)

U.S.-listed rare earth stocks jumped on Tuesday after President Donald Trump announced plans to create a strategic reserve for critical minerals. In early trading, Critical Metals climbed more than 10%, USA Rare Earth gained nearly 11%, and MP Materials added around 4%. Energy Fuels rose about 8%, while Idaho Strategic Resources was up over 3%…

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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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The mining industry identifies a strategy to navigate the necro crisis in Ecuador.

Amidst the ongoing violent turmoil in Ecuador, the emerging mining industry envisions a path forward, as both operational mines and upcoming projects are anticipated to proceed as scheduled, bolstered by heightened security measures. Despite residents taking refuge at home due to President Daniel Noboa’s war on drug gangs, mines belonging to Lundin Gold Inc. and…

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Rio Tinto and Glencore Resume Merger Talks to Create the World’s Largest Mining Company

Rio Tinto and Glencore have resumed merger discussions that, if successful, would result in the creation of the world’s largest mining company. The renewed talks come nearly a year after earlier negotiations between the two mining giants fell apart due to disagreements over valuation, leadership, and asset structure. If a deal is finalized, the combined…

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