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Greenpeace: Deep-Sea Mining in Norway Could Harm Marine Biodiversity

Greenpeace: Deep-Sea Mining in Norway Could Harm Marine Biodiversity

Plans to open the Arctic seabed for deep-sea mining are raising alarms among environmentalists, particularly in light of new findings highlighting the potential damage to one of the world’s least explored ecosystems. The area in question lies within the Norwegian Exclusive Economic Zone, specifically a section of the Arctic Ocean known as the Mohns Ridge....

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Allup Prepares for Drilling at McLaren Mineral Sands
Project, WA

Allup Prepares for Drilling at McLaren Mineral Sands Project, WA

Summary Allup is also preparing a drilling program for the project in Q4 CY24 to enable an update of the existing Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) in early 2025, and to investigate potential to increase the known resource. Previous IHC Metallurgical Testwork Results In 2018, IHC completed a metallurgical testwork program on a representative sample derived...

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E25’s High-Purity Manganese Project Selected for US$166M Grant Under U.S. DoE Grant Program

E25’s High-Purity Manganese Project Selected for US$166M Grant Under U.S. DoE Grant Program

HIGHLIGHTS: The grant application was submitted under the DoE’s Battery Materials Processing Grant Programme of the Office of Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chains, which is funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The program is designed to provide grants for battery materials processing to ensure that the United States has a viable battery materials processing industry....

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Completion of $3.02M Placement

Completion of $3.02M Placement

Details of the Placement The Placement received strong support from a network of sophisticated and high net-worth investors and family offices. The Placement price of $0.065 represents a 9% discount to the 15-day Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) of CG1 shares to 19 September 2024, being the last trading day prior to the announcement of...

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MAC President Calls for Renewed Investment, Streamlined Approvals to Move Mining Sector Forward

MAC President Calls for Renewed Investment, Streamlined Approvals to Move Mining Sector Forward

Pierre Gratton, president and CEO of the Mining Association of Canada, gave his annual address in front of members of the association and the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade on September 17. He spoke about the opportunities and challenges facing the country’s mining industry, saying that while there are areas to improve, he’s encouraged to...

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190 Metre Antimony Copper Intercept at Bulla Park

190 Metre Antimony Copper Intercept at Bulla Park

Highlights West Cobar Metals’ Managing Director, Matt Szwedzicki, commented: “The Bulla Park project is shaping up to have potential for a major copper – antimony – silver deposit. The antimony content is exceptional and with the global prices of antimony trading at nearly 2.5 times the price of copper, it is a good time to...

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Copper caught in ‘materials trilemma’

Copper caught in ‘materials trilemma’

Facing real challenges on the availability, affordability and sustainability fronts McKinsey senior partner Michel Von Hoey said were shifting uncomfortably for many mining and metals companies, traditional copper production leaders faced acute pressures on their business-as-usual models as they grasped at clear growth opportunities presented by the world’s nascent mobility and energy transitions. Among the...