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When Isabelle Crew chose a lab-grown diamond instead of a traditionally mined sparkler for her engagement ring, one friend warned her it would have a lower resale value. But with the 1.

When Isabelle Crew chose a lab-grown diamond instead of a traditionally mined sparkler for her engagement ring, one friend warned her it would have a lower resale value.

B.C.’s mining regulations fall short on tailings dams, cleanup costs and Indigenous consent when comparing with other jurisdictions

/CNW/ - An independent analysis of Dundee Precious Metals Loma Larga project has revealed serious errors and omissions in the companys plan for its...

The project also illustrates how difficult it is to get lithium out of the ground and break China’s dominance in processing the metal and turning it into batteries.

Staring down a united effort by government and industry to extract the Ring of Fires critical minerals needed to build electric vehicles, Neskantaga First Nation says no development will happen without their consent.

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at how a lot of government climate action is ignoring people with disabilities and examine the pros and cons of deep sea mining.

President Gabriel Borics new constitution prioritizes human rights and the environment over business interests. Find out more.

A battle is brewing over the future of the ocean floor that pits the fate of this little-known ecosystem against humanity’s demand for critical minerals — and a Vancouver company is leading the charge.

To wean the U.S. off Chinese metals, the Biden administration is considering getting minerals for green technologies from Canada — and even giving money