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Can Mining Truly Go Net-Zero? Charting the Path to Decarbonized Operations The global mining industry confronts an unprecedented challenge. Responsible for approximately 7 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, mining faces mounting regulatory pressure, investor expectations, and stakeholder demands to...

Positioning Mining at the Crossroads of Global Industrial Transformation For decades, mining occupied a specific, bounded role in the global economy. Mining companies extracted minerals and delivered them to downstream industries for processing and manufacturing. This linear, compartmentalized model treated...

Don’t take it as an exaggeration, but a deposit of gold ore that has been recently discovered in China isn’t just giant but a supergiant. So much so that Chinese experts like to claim that it could be the largest...

Japan, Spain, and South Korea went on to issue a rare joint statement stating deep concerns over the tumbling copper treatment and refining charges – copper TC/RCs and hence warning that both smelters and miners cannot develop sustainably as...

Freeport McMoRan Inc. looks forward to breaking away from the benchmark pricing system, thereby underpinning the global sales of mined copper ores so as to protect the profitability of smelters, the top commercial executive of the company said in...

On October 7, 2025, the EU moved to double tariff on foreign steel, taking a leaf from the US president’s book to shield the struggling steel sector from a flood of cheap Chinese exports. Urged to act rapidly so as to...

Steel tariff hike by the EU could perhaps very well be the biggest crisis the UK steel industry has ever gone on to face. It is well to be noted that the commission has set out plans to go ahead...