Central Baotou, an industrial hub of 2.7 million people that abuts the Gobi desert in north China, feels just like any other second-tier Chinese city. Large shopping malls featuring western […]
Read More‘A timebomb’: could a French mine full of waste poison the drinking water of millions?
Eight police officers linger with their backs to the two-hectare (five-acre) site known as Stocamine. The place is nondescript in the morning drizzle: two mine shafts, some modern-looking office buildings, […]
Read MoreSibanye-Stillwater joins coalition to safeguard Magaliesberg biosphere
A powerful coalition of stakeholders has reaffirmed its commitment to preserving the ecological and cultural integrity of one of South Africa’s most treasured natural landscapes. On June 17, 2025, Sibanye-Stillwater, […]
Read MoreCelebrating 60+ Years of ACTOM Power Transformers and future growth
ACTOM Power Transformers, a division of ACTOM (Pty) Ltd, is marking a major milestone with a celebratory Open Day at its Wadeville factory. The event not only honours the company’s […]
Read MorePush to reopen old mines in NSW in global race for critical minerals
Residents, local councils and environmental groups are calling for government intervention as exploration for the critical mineral antimony ramps up on the New South Wales north coast, citing concerns over […]
Read MoreMultotec Chile & Hewitt Robins: Strategic alliance with global impact
Multotec Chile and global vibratory equipment supplier Hewitt Robins have joined forces in a strategic partnership to enhance and optimise mineral processing solutions in order to meet the growing demand […]
Read MoreWilo enhances mine dewatering with digital technology
Dewatering plays a crucial role in the mining industry, offering numerous advantages such as decreased hydrostatic pressure, minimised legal and environmental constraints, and cost-effective drainage solutions. Over time, dewatering techniques […]
Read More‘Scratch the earth, there’s gold!’: Small miners, big firms and armed gangs fight over Peru’s mineral wealth
Deep in the mountains of northern Peru, a bloody war is being fought over gold. As its international price sets successive record highs above $3,000 (£2,220) an ounce, criminal gangs, […]
Read MoreFast-track to where? The new law opening up New Zealand to a mining boom
Kate Selby Smith strides through the undergrowth of a track on the North Island’s east coast when the bush suddenly thins to reveal a hidden treasure. “Welcome to my heaven,” […]
Read MoreNew Zealand will not be ‘guilt-tripped’ over environment, resources minister says
New Zealand’s minister for resources, Shane Jones, said he will not be guilt-tripped by “apocalyptic images” of mining and its effects on the environment put forward by his critics, as […]
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