ACG Metals completes $290M acquisition of Gediktepe mine in Turkey
ACG Metals has successfully completed a $290 million acquisition of the Gediktepe mine in Turkey’s Balıkesir Province. The mine, which is currently producing gold and...
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Osmond Resources to acquire significant stake in Spanish critical minerals project
Osmond Resources is set to strengthen its position in the European critical minerals market with the acquisition of a significant interest in the Orion EU...
Turkey seeks collaboration with China on rare earth processing to attract EV manufacturers
Turkey is seeking to form a partnership with China to develop and process its newly discovered rare earth elements deposit, potentially enhancing its appeal to...
EU grants €7.3 million to Ukrainian company Velta for titanium project
Ukrainian company Velta, based in Novomyrhorod (Kirovohrad region), has been awarded a €7.3 million grant from the European Union for a four-year project aimed at...
Impact of scientific rhetoric on Arctic deep-sea mining: Responsibility and implications
In the rapidly evolving Arctic, local communities are central to decision-making processes concerning extractivism, bearing the direct consequences of these decisions. Recent forums such as...
“Inappropriate” Disposal of Mining Waste in the EU—How Does Serbia Compare?
A legal analysis published by the non-governmental organization Transport & Environment has found that the European Union’s directive on mining waste disposal is flawed. At...
Science Journal on the “Jadar” Project: “No Reason to Retract the Lithium Mine Study”
“There are some minor inaccuracies in the study that could justify corrections, but retraction is not necessary,” scientists say regarding complaints about the scientific study...
Denmark explores investment prospects in Pakistan’s mining sector
Denmark has shown interest in investing in Pakistan’s mining sector. A delegation from the Danish Business Group, led by Denmark’s Ambassador to Pakistan Jakob Linulf,...
Belgrade protestors rally against Government’s crackdown on lithium mine opponents
Thousands of protesters gathered in central Belgrade on September 1 to oppose what they claim are government efforts to suppress environmental activists who are against...
Controversy erupts over environmental study of Jadar lithium mine project
The proposed $2.4 billion lithium mine in Jadar, Serbia, has ignited a new wave of controversy. Scientists associated with Rio Tinto, the company behind the...