Vizsla Silver Corp: Abducted Mine Workers Found Dead at Mexico Project

Canadian mining company Vizsla Silver Corp has confirmed that workers abducted from one of its project sites in Mexico have been found dead, bringing a tragic end to a case that has raised serious concerns about safety in the mining sector. The Vancouver-based silver miner reported last month that 10 workers were kidnapped from its…

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The Journey Toward Autonomy in Mining

In recent decades, mines have progressively adopted cleaner, safer, and more efficient operations, benefiting from advancements in positioning and orientation technology that facilitate automation and autonomy. Indeed, a 2020 report from Baker McKenzie revealed that the global smart mining market was valued at US$6.8 billion in 2019, with projections anticipating it to reach US$20.31 billion…

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Top Shaft Mining Contractors to Watch in 2026 (USA): Who’s Really Building Underground Mine Shafts?

When people talk about “shaft mining,” the spotlight usually lands on the mine owners. But the truth is, the projects don’t move without the specialist contractors who do the tough, technical work underground—sinking new shafts, deepening old ones, rebuilding infrastructure, and fitting everything out for hoisting and ventilation. And these aren’t small jobs. A mine…

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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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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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