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Kiruna, Sweden: 12,000 More Evictions Planned Due to Mine Expansion
LKAB, Sweden's state-owned mining company, announced that 12,000 people must leave their homes in Kiruna by 2035 due to the expansion of its iron ore mine, doubling the previously announced number of evictions.
Kiruna, Sweden: 12,000 More Evictions Planned Due to Mine Expansion
LKAB, Sweden's state-owned mining company, announced that 12,000 people must leave their homes in Kiruna by 2035 due to the expansion of its iron ore mine, doubling the previously announced number of evictions.
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20% Bias Score
Alcoa's Mining Expansion Poses High Risk to Perth's Water Supply
Alcoa's plan to expand bauxite mining near Perth, Australia, risks contaminating the city's water supply through 21 high-risk pathways identified by a GHD study, potentially impacting 2.3 million people and costing billions in upgrades.
Alcoa's Mining Expansion Poses High Risk to Perth's Water Supply
Alcoa's plan to expand bauxite mining near Perth, Australia, risks contaminating the city's water supply through 21 high-risk pathways identified by a GHD study, potentially impacting 2.3 million people and costing billions in upgrades.
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56% Bias Score
BHP Profit Falls 26%, But Share Price Rises on Positive Outlook
BHP, the world's largest mining company, reported a 26% fall in annual profit to $10.2 billion for the year to June 30, but its share price rose 1.5% to A$42 due to a better-than-expected dividend and lower-than-expected costs. Iron ore profits were down 23.8% to $14.4 billion but copper profits sur...
BHP Profit Falls 26%, But Share Price Rises on Positive Outlook
BHP, the world's largest mining company, reported a 26% fall in annual profit to $10.2 billion for the year to June 30, but its share price rose 1.5% to A$42 due to a better-than-expected dividend and lower-than-expected costs. Iron ore profits were down 23.8% to $14.4 billion but copper profits sur...
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44% Bias Score
China Lithium Mine Closure Spurs Price Surge, Boosting Australian Miners
The temporary closure of China's Jianxiawo lithium mine due to CATL's expired permit has caused a 12% price surge in spodumene to $925/ton, resulting in a 34% increase in Pilbara Minerals' share price and a 15% increase in IGO's share price, although investment banks warn of potential overvaluation.
China Lithium Mine Closure Spurs Price Surge, Boosting Australian Miners
The temporary closure of China's Jianxiawo lithium mine due to CATL's expired permit has caused a 12% price surge in spodumene to $925/ton, resulting in a 34% increase in Pilbara Minerals' share price and a 15% increase in IGO's share price, although investment banks warn of potential overvaluation.
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48% Bias Score
Lindian Resources Triples Mining Area at Malawi Rare Earths Project
Lindian Resources secured a three-fold expansion of its Malawi-based Kangankunde rare earths mine to 2500 hectares, boosting potential production to 100,000 tonnes per annum, fueled by a US$20 million investment and offtake deal with Iluka Resources.
Lindian Resources Triples Mining Area at Malawi Rare Earths Project
Lindian Resources secured a three-fold expansion of its Malawi-based Kangankunde rare earths mine to 2500 hectares, boosting potential production to 100,000 tonnes per annum, fueled by a US$20 million investment and offtake deal with Iluka Resources.
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48% Bias Score
Royal Gold's Diversification Strategy Amidst Share Price Drop
Royal Gold Inc. completed a US\$3.5 billion acquisition of Sandstorm Gold Ltd. and a US\$1 billion streaming deal with First Quantum Minerals Ltd. this summer, aiming to diversify its portfolio despite a 10 percent share price drop since the Sandstorm acquisition announcement in early July.
Royal Gold's Diversification Strategy Amidst Share Price Drop
Royal Gold Inc. completed a US\$3.5 billion acquisition of Sandstorm Gold Ltd. and a US\$1 billion streaming deal with First Quantum Minerals Ltd. this summer, aiming to diversify its portfolio despite a 10 percent share price drop since the Sandstorm acquisition announcement in early July.
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40% Bias Score
Australian Sharemarket Hits Record High Amidst Global Uncertainty
The Australian S&P/ASX 200 index hit a record high today, rising 0.7 percent to 8983.90 points, driven by strong performances in mining, financials, and consumer stocks, while Wall Street experienced mixed results amid a continued sell-off of AI stocks.
Australian Sharemarket Hits Record High Amidst Global Uncertainty
The Australian S&P/ASX 200 index hit a record high today, rising 0.7 percent to 8983.90 points, driven by strong performances in mining, financials, and consumer stocks, while Wall Street experienced mixed results amid a continued sell-off of AI stocks.
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32% Bias Score
Infini Resources Unveils 14 High-Priority Uranium Targets at Reynolds Lake
Infini Resources has discovered 14 high-priority uranium targets at its Reynolds Lake project in Canada's Athabasca Basin using a comprehensive desktop study integrating historical and new geophysical data, revealing potential for shallow unconformity-style uranium mineralization.
Infini Resources Unveils 14 High-Priority Uranium Targets at Reynolds Lake
Infini Resources has discovered 14 high-priority uranium targets at its Reynolds Lake project in Canada's Athabasca Basin using a comprehensive desktop study integrating historical and new geophysical data, revealing potential for shallow unconformity-style uranium mineralization.
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52% Bias Score
Sweden Relocates Historic Church Due to Mining Subsidence
A 113-year-old church in Kiruna, Sweden, is being moved 5km to a new city center due to ground subsidence caused by iron-ore mining; the two-day move, costing over $1 billion, is funded by the mining company LKAB and involves a complex engineering feat to preserve this historical landmark.
Sweden Relocates Historic Church Due to Mining Subsidence
A 113-year-old church in Kiruna, Sweden, is being moved 5km to a new city center due to ground subsidence caused by iron-ore mining; the two-day move, costing over $1 billion, is funded by the mining company LKAB and involves a complex engineering feat to preserve this historical landmark.
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48% Bias Score
Norfolk Metals Begins Drilling at Chilean Carmen Copper Project
Norfolk Metals initiated its maiden drilling program at the Carmen copper project in Chile's Atacama region after just 60 days, aiming to validate and expand a historical copper resource of 5.6 million tonnes at 0.6%, with assays expected in Q3 and Q4; the project is located 16km from Teck-Newmont's...
Norfolk Metals Begins Drilling at Chilean Carmen Copper Project
Norfolk Metals initiated its maiden drilling program at the Carmen copper project in Chile's Atacama region after just 60 days, aiming to validate and expand a historical copper resource of 5.6 million tonnes at 0.6%, with assays expected in Q3 and Q4; the project is located 16km from Teck-Newmont's...
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48% Bias Score
Yukon First Nation Opposes Mining Claims on Traditional Territory
The Na-Cho Nyak Dun First Nation in Yukon is opposing all new mining claims on its traditional territory during a regional land-use planning process with the Yukon government, citing a past mining disaster and its own new mining policy; the government is aware but a consensus on handling interim cla...
Yukon First Nation Opposes Mining Claims on Traditional Territory
The Na-Cho Nyak Dun First Nation in Yukon is opposing all new mining claims on its traditional territory during a regional land-use planning process with the Yukon government, citing a past mining disaster and its own new mining policy; the government is aware but a consensus on handling interim cla...
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40% Bias Score
Strickland's Kotlovi Discovery: 277.3m Gold and Base Metals Intercept in Serbia
Strickland Metals announced a significant discovery at its Kotlovi prospect in Serbia, revealing a 277.3-meter intercept grading 1.3 grams per tonne gold equivalent, expanding the Rogozna project's resource base and showcasing the potential for a major new deposit.
Strickland's Kotlovi Discovery: 277.3m Gold and Base Metals Intercept in Serbia
Strickland Metals announced a significant discovery at its Kotlovi prospect in Serbia, revealing a 277.3-meter intercept grading 1.3 grams per tonne gold equivalent, expanding the Rogozna project's resource base and showcasing the potential for a major new deposit.
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56% Bias Score
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