Scotland’s only gold mine on brink of collapse, says main shareholder
Scotland’s only gold mining company is close to going into administration, according to its main creditor. Nat le Roux, who owns a third of shares...
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EU encourages Serbia to resume lithium projects
On September 22nd, the European Commission and the Government of Serbia signed a letter of intent to initiate work on a strategic partnership in the...
Why Europe needs a circular approach to critical raw materials
CLG Europe’s Materials & Products Taskforce has released a new report in partnership with the Wuppertal Institute on the urgent need for more circularity in...
Africa is footing the bill for the North’s energy transition
Africa is going to foot the bill for the energy transition of the global north, according to social collectives that say the current system regarding...
Serbia, Is gold laying under the dust?
At more than 30 locations in Serbia, about fifteen companies are currently looking for gold in our country, and research is also being done in...
Talga Group secures environmental permit hearing for Vittangi
Talga Group (TLG) secures an environmental permit hearing date for its Vittangi graphite project in Sweden The hearing has been scheduled by the Swedish Land...
NGOs have issued a joint statement on the plan to expand the gold mine in Armenia’s Karaberd
The “Arnika” and “NESEHNUTI” NGOs of the Czech Republic have issued a joint statement Friday on the plan to expand the gold mine in Karaberd...
The Kutyn heap leach facility is expected have an annual ore processing capacity of 1.3Mtpa.
Gold and silver mining company Polymetal has announced the production of first gold at its Kutyn mine in Khabarovsk, Russia. Located in Tugur-Chumikan, Khabarovsk, and...
The Grängesberg iron ore project in Dalarna County, Sweden, aims to restart operations
The Grängesberg mine in Dalarna County, Sweden, was closed in December 1989 due to prevailing market conditions after producing more than 150Mt of iron ore....
Greenland’s parliament is expected to pass a bill reinstating a ban on uranium mining
Within weeks, Greenland’s parliament, the Inatsisartut, is expected to pass a bill reinstating a ban on uranium mining that was lifted in 2013 following pressure...
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