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  • Silver$54.21/oz−0.40%
  • Platinum$1,546.58/oz+0.43%
  • Palladium$1,021.65/oz−1.39%
  • Copper$6.67/lb+0.74%
  • Aluminium$3,079/t−0.72%
  • Nickel$15,653/t+0.33%
  • Zinc$3,848/t+0.82%
  • Lead$1,893/t−1.57%
  • Lithium$15,013/t+0.70%
  • Cobalt$22.85/lb0.00%
  • Uranium$90.28/lb+0.43%
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Africa • Apr 16, 2023

Africa’s Mining Boom: Sustainable Growth and

In recent years, Africa's mining industry has experienced significant development, as the global economic expansion has increased demand for minerals and metals. With abundant reserves of…

Iron Ore • Apr 1, 2023

Australia’s Tough Decision: Withholding Iron

SYDNEY, Australia - China, the world's largest consumer of iron ore, poses a difficult decision for the Australian government, which must decide whether to halt iron…

Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) • Mar 28, 2023

Grey Cloud Island Mining Company Seeks Annexation to

The Grey Cloud Island mining company wants to annex 120 acres of land into the city of Cottage Grove, Minnesota, United States. The company has formally…

Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) • Jan 13, 2023

Child Labor in Mining and Global Supply Chains

Child labor in mining and global supply chains has been a long-standing issue that has received increasing attention in recent years. Children as young as five…

Critical Minerals • Jan 4, 2023

Securing a “Made in America” Supply Chain for

The supply chain for essential minerals in the United States is a complex and multifaceted issue that has received increased attention over the past few years.

Critical Minerals • Dec 24, 2022

Canada’s New Critical Minerals Strategy

In an article for JD Supra, Bennett Jones opined that the Canadian government was looking at reviewing different regulatory processes in an attempt to cut back…

Critical Minerals • Dec 15, 2022

Researchers Urge Integrated Global Mineral Supply

The core objective of an integrated mineral supply agreement between nations is to assist the countries who have limited raw resources transition to a green economy.

Coal • Nov 17, 2022

Biden-Harris Administration Announces More

The Biden-Harris Administration announced a $109.48 million plan as part of President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law intended to create “good-paying union jobs” and to “catalyze economic…

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