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Arizona Copper Mine Land Transfer Temporarily Delayed
A U.S. District Judge in Arizona has temporarily delayed the transfer of federal land for a large copper mining project, granting a 60-day window for review of an environmental assessment before proceeding, following objections from environmentalists and Native American tribes who consider the land ...
Arizona Copper Mine Land Transfer Temporarily Delayed
A U.S. District Judge in Arizona has temporarily delayed the transfer of federal land for a large copper mining project, granting a 60-day window for review of an environmental assessment before proceeding, following objections from environmentalists and Native American tribes who consider the land ...
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32% Bias Score
EU's Ambitious Plan for Critical Raw Material Self-Sufficiency by 2030
The European Union seeks greater self-sufficiency in critical raw materials by 2030, aiming for 10% EU extraction, 40% processing, and 25% recycling to reduce reliance on countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo and China, despite challenges and environmental concerns.
EU's Ambitious Plan for Critical Raw Material Self-Sufficiency by 2030
The European Union seeks greater self-sufficiency in critical raw materials by 2030, aiming for 10% EU extraction, 40% processing, and 25% recycling to reduce reliance on countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo and China, despite challenges and environmental concerns.
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36% Bias Score
Ontario Bill 5 Sparks First Nations Protests Amidst Fast-Tracked Passage
Ontario's Bill 5, designed to expedite large-scale projects, particularly mines, is facing strong opposition from First Nations who argue it threatens their rights and ignores their concerns, prompting protests and a fast-tracked legislative process that limits debate.
Ontario Bill 5 Sparks First Nations Protests Amidst Fast-Tracked Passage
Ontario's Bill 5, designed to expedite large-scale projects, particularly mines, is facing strong opposition from First Nations who argue it threatens their rights and ignores their concerns, prompting protests and a fast-tracked legislative process that limits debate.
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44% Bias Score
Congo's Coltan: Poverty Amidst Global Demand
Coltan mining in Congo's North Kivu provides the rare metal essential for electronics, but miners face extreme poverty, earning only $40 monthly, amidst conflict between the Congolese government and M23 rebels, highlighting ethical and economic challenges in global supply chains.
Congo's Coltan: Poverty Amidst Global Demand
Coltan mining in Congo's North Kivu provides the rare metal essential for electronics, but miners face extreme poverty, earning only $40 monthly, amidst conflict between the Congolese government and M23 rebels, highlighting ethical and economic challenges in global supply chains.
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52% Bias Score
Aznalcóllar Mine Reopening Approved Despite Legal and Environmental Concerns
The Andalusian government approved the reopening of the Aznalcóllar mine in Seville, Spain, after a 27-year hiatus following a major environmental disaster; the €500 million project by Minera Los Frailes is expected to create thousands of jobs but faces ongoing legal challenges and environmental con...
Aznalcóllar Mine Reopening Approved Despite Legal and Environmental Concerns
The Andalusian government approved the reopening of the Aznalcóllar mine in Seville, Spain, after a 27-year hiatus following a major environmental disaster; the €500 million project by Minera Los Frailes is expected to create thousands of jobs but faces ongoing legal challenges and environmental con...
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52% Bias Score
Javelin Minerals' Eureka Gold Project Delivers High-Grade Discoveries, Fast-Tracking Production Restart
Javelin Minerals' maiden drilling campaign at its Eureka gold project yielded significant high-grade gold intercepts (e.g., 26m at 1.36 g/t and 7.37 g/t), expanding the resource base and accelerating plans for a mining restart. The 22 RC holes (2779m) tested extensions north and south of the Eureka ...
Javelin Minerals' Eureka Gold Project Delivers High-Grade Discoveries, Fast-Tracking Production Restart
Javelin Minerals' maiden drilling campaign at its Eureka gold project yielded significant high-grade gold intercepts (e.g., 26m at 1.36 g/t and 7.37 g/t), expanding the resource base and accelerating plans for a mining restart. The 22 RC holes (2779m) tested extensions north and south of the Eureka ...
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52% Bias Score
Platinum Prices Surge 24% Amidst Supply Deficit
Platinum prices have soared 24% to $1218 per ounce in a month, exceeding gold's 1.5% rise to $3205, due to dwindling stockpiles following a decade of oversupply and increased demand; palladium also saw a 13% increase to $1077 per ounce.
Platinum Prices Surge 24% Amidst Supply Deficit
Platinum prices have soared 24% to $1218 per ounce in a month, exceeding gold's 1.5% rise to $3205, due to dwindling stockpiles following a decade of oversupply and increased demand; palladium also saw a 13% increase to $1077 per ounce.
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40% Bias Score
EU Seeks Raw Material Self-Sufficiency, Facing 2030 Production Targets
The EU aims to boost domestic production of critical raw materials to reduce reliance on single-source countries, setting targets for extraction, processing, and recycling by 2030. However, experts question the feasibility of these goals.
EU Seeks Raw Material Self-Sufficiency, Facing 2030 Production Targets
The EU aims to boost domestic production of critical raw materials to reduce reliance on single-source countries, setting targets for extraction, processing, and recycling by 2030. However, experts question the feasibility of these goals.
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32% Bias Score
Strickland Metals Finds High-Grade Gold at Serbian Gradina Prospect
Strickland Metals discovered a thick, high-grade gold hit of 62.7 meters at 3.5 g/t gold at its Gradina prospect within the Rogozna project in Serbia, significantly expanding the known mineralization and boosting the project's resource potential.
Strickland Metals Finds High-Grade Gold at Serbian Gradina Prospect
Strickland Metals discovered a thick, high-grade gold hit of 62.7 meters at 3.5 g/t gold at its Gradina prospect within the Rogozna project in Serbia, significantly expanding the known mineralization and boosting the project's resource potential.
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52% Bias Score
Sarytogan Graphite Achieves >90% TGC Concentrate Grade in Kazakhstan
Sarytogan Graphite's metallurgical testing of its Central zone in Kazakhstan yielded a concentrate grade exceeding 90% TGC, surpassing previous results and opening opportunities for broader market access and higher prices; this higher grade is expected to improve the marketability of its Micro80C co...
Sarytogan Graphite Achieves >90% TGC Concentrate Grade in Kazakhstan
Sarytogan Graphite's metallurgical testing of its Central zone in Kazakhstan yielded a concentrate grade exceeding 90% TGC, surpassing previous results and opening opportunities for broader market access and higher prices; this higher grade is expected to improve the marketability of its Micro80C co...
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44% Bias Score
Panama's Governance Crisis: Nationwide Protests and Repression
Widespread protests in Panama against pension reforms, a US military agreement, and mine reopening have paralyzed key sectors, revealing deep-seated inequality and governmental overreach, leading to a governance crisis.
Panama's Governance Crisis: Nationwide Protests and Repression
Widespread protests in Panama against pension reforms, a US military agreement, and mine reopening have paralyzed key sectors, revealing deep-seated inequality and governmental overreach, leading to a governance crisis.
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52% Bias Score
New Zealand's Mining Expansion: Economic Growth vs. Environmental Protection
New Zealand's new fast-track law is enabling a major mining expansion, prioritizing economic growth over environmental concerns and potentially threatening unique biodiversity and the country's 'clean, green' image, despite protests and concerns from environmental groups and locals.
New Zealand's Mining Expansion: Economic Growth vs. Environmental Protection
New Zealand's new fast-track law is enabling a major mining expansion, prioritizing economic growth over environmental concerns and potentially threatening unique biodiversity and the country's 'clean, green' image, despite protests and concerns from environmental groups and locals.
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60% Bias Score
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