Rio Tinto’s Kennecott copper operation, in Utah, US, on Tuesday became the first to be awarded the Copper Mark – the industry’s independent assurance programme – verifying its copper is responsibly produced.
Kennecott copper has been assessed against …
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TSX-V-listed Caldas Gold is looking to raise up to $90-million to fund the expansion of its mining operations in the Marmato Deeps Zone (MDZ) in Colombia.
The company on Monday announced a proposed issuance and sale of up to 90 000 subscription receip…
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The US subsidiary of Toronto-listed Northern Dynasty said on Monday that it had started work on a plan to meet the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) expectations for wetlands mitigation and that it would be ready to submit a comprehensive management p…
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The US subsidiary of Toronto-listed Northern Dynasty said on Monday that it had started work on a plan to meet the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) expectations for wetlands mitigation and that it would be ready to submit a comprehensive management p…
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Chile-based Antofagasta is committed to mitigating and adapting to climate change, CEO Ivan Arriagada said this week, stating that the London-listed company was “well on track” to achieving its target of reducing its carbon dioxide emissions by 300 000…
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The Uranium Producers of America has denied news reports that imply that the Grand Canyon National Park will be opened up for uranium mining, labelling such articles as disinformation.
The Obama administration in 2012 banned new uranium mining claims …
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Midas Gold, which is seeking approval to mine for gold in Idaho, has added the US Forest Service (USFS) as a party in a lawsuit over water quality concerns near its Stibnite gold project site.
Midas Gold is being sued by the Nez Perce Tribe, but the C…
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The Mining Association of Canada (MAC) has expressed its “extreme” disappointment in the federal government’s decision to designate diversified miner Teck Resources’ Castle coal project under the Impact Assessment Act (IAA).
The project will extend Te…
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Ambler Metals – a joint venture between Trilogy Metals and South32 – on Thursday announced the outcome of a feasibility study for the Arctic base and precious metals project, in north-western Alaska. With an estimated initial capital requirement of $90…
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Canadian mine developer Ivanhoe Mines will next month unveil study results highlighting the potential to develop the Kamoa-Kakula copper project, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to a “much larger scale”.
The company will on September 8 annou…
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