Ground Breakers: Rio Tinto places more chips on lithium and BHP pulls out of Noront race
Ground Breakers: Rio Tinto places more chips on lithium and BHP pulls out of Noront race
Source: stockhead.com.au
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Source: proactiveinvestors.co.uk
GLOBAL INDIGENOUS: Encroachment, enlightenment and eating well
Coverage around the world on Indigenous issues for Dec. 13-19, 2021
Source: indiancountrytoday.com
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United States Jakob Stausholm Rio Tinto Rincon Mining Salta Province Tinto Chief Executive Jakob Stausholm
Source: smenet.org
Rio Tinto to buy Argentina lithium project for $825m
The Rincon lithium brine project is located in the heart of the "lithium triangle" in the northern Salta Province.
Source: mining.com
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Mining Engineering Online
United States Jakob Stausholm Rio Tinto Rincon Mining Salta Province Tinto Chief Executive Jakob Stausholm
Source: smenet.org
The world wants more lithium but doesn't want more mines
Within months of unveiling plans for a $2.4 billion mine in western Serbia, local opponents organized a movement that’s rocked the government and brought cities to a standstill.
Source: japantimes.co.jp
From lithium to copper — miners are finding it hard to build new mines
Companies are facing opposition to building new mines and are finding it’s become more difficult than it ever was before
Source: businesslive.co.za
Rio Tinto selects new chairman after caves scandal
Dominic Barton, who will steer the company’s board from May 2022, and will have trade and political tensions between China and Australia.
Source: mining.com
Why for Some Parts of the EU, the Green Deal Is a No Deal
Without strong civil society participation from Central Eastern Europe, growing divisions will hamper the EU’s far-reaching climate policies.
Source: fairobserver.com