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As IoT technology is increasingly adopted by Latin American mining companies, experts question its capacity to ensure miners’ safety.

Reyes explains how IoT technology can bolster miners’ safety but emphasizes the dangers of intrusive monitoring.

U.S. copper miner Freeport McMoRan said its Asian sales will be handled from Indonesia, home to its flagship Grasberg copper-gold mine and Manyar smelter. Helmut Arbert, formerly with...

More than 50 people have been killed in the fires near the coastal city of Viña del Mar, and more than 300 are unaccounted for.

The velocity of innovation in industry is already breathtaking—and, thanks to the continuing evolution of AI, it will only get faster.

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Synopsis:Epiroc secures its largest-ever digital solutions order from Chile's copper giant, Codelco. Valued at approximately MSEK 250 over five years, the proje

Additionally, Metso is recognized alone in the Environmental Stewardship category for the results of its 2023 sustainability actions in Chile.

In the global North, degrowth should not be posed as a movement that calls for unjust sacrifice but as an instrumental tool in helping to end it.