Guatemala revokes environmental license for Canadian-backed open-pit mine amid controversy
The Guatemalan government has revoked the environmental license for a proposed open-pit mine near the border with El Salvador, citing […]
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Thailand’s vast mineral wealth: A catalyst for new industries
Thailand is home to a treasure trove of mineral resources that could significantly boost its economy and spearhead the development
EU’s corporate sustainability directive: Implications for global supply chains and Africa
On 24 May, the European Union enacted the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), a landmark legislation requiring large businesses
Rio Tinto asserts safety of Serbia lithium project amid environmental concerns
Rio Tinto announced on Thursday that it had published new environmental studies indicating the safety of its Jadar lithium project
Navigating responsible mineral supply chains in the renewable energy transition
The shift towards renewable energy is heavily reliant on minerals like copper, cobalt, bauxite and lithium for technologies such as
Local resistance and global demand: The battle over lithium mining in Covas do Barroso
In the tranquil Portuguese village of Covas do Barroso, Nelson Gomes begins his day at dawn, tending to his cows
Project “Jadar” director: We will try to convince the new government and citizens that this is in their interest
The Executive Director of Rio Tinto’s “Jadar” project, Chad Blewett, told N1 that the company has no guarantees or assurances
Graphite mining plans in Quebec spark local outcry over environmental and military concerns
In Quebec’s Laurentians, near Duhamel and a wildlife reserve, Lomiko Metals Inc. plans to develop a graphite mine. This venture
Land conflicts in Indonesia’s mining sector: The urgent need for comprehensive ESG practices
Indonesia’s mining sector, rich in natural resources, has become a global focal point, attracting significant economic interest. However, this boom
Hungary inks deal with Belarus to help build nuclear reactor
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said that the government signed an accord with Belarus to help build Hungary’s second nuclear
Bulgaria: NPP Kozloduy to cut Russian fuel supplies
Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant decided to terminate the contract with Russia for the supply of nuclear fuel, executive director Valentin
Greece: Exploratory drilling in Eastern Mediterranean to start by 2026
The first exploratory drilling in the Eastern Mediterranean is projected to commence between late 2025 and early 2026, according to