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Mongolia’s critical role in the global energy transition
Mongolia’s rich endowment of copper, uranium, fluorspar, rare earth elements, and other critical minerals position it well in the global geopolitics of energy transition.
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The suspension of the Sotk Mine has had a negative impact on Armenia’s economy
The Finance Minister of Armenia, Vahé Ovannisyan, has indicated that economic activity growth in the nation has been negatively impacted by the suspension of operations at the Sotk Gold Mine in Gegharkunik…
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UK backs suspension of deep-sea mining in environmental U-turn
Thérèse Coffey says data will be gathered on impact of emerging industry and UK will not support licences in meantime
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Tulegen Mukhanov: “The future of geological exploration is our national priority”
In the Address to the people of Kazakhstan “The Economic Course of a Fair Kazakhstan,” the Head of State identified the development of geological exploration as one of the key tasks
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Finland may be site of Anglo’s next greenfield mining project
Sakatti, with its metal concentrations of platinum group metals (PGMs), copper, nickel, cobalt, and others, may be the site of the next greenfield project of diversified Johannesburg- and London-listed mining company Anglo American.
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In Kazakhstan, there is a proposal to allow the development of mining waste within populated areas.
The reserves of technogenic mineral formations (TMF) located within populated areas and within a distance of 1,000 meters. Share Retry The reserves of technogenic mineral formations (TMF) located within populated areas and…
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Russia: Europe imports €13 billion of ‘critical’ metals in sanctions blindspot
Despite a raft of sanctions now in place against Moscow, the critical raw materials trade remains exempt and EU purchases persist. Investigate Europe analysis finds European companies continue to pour billions into…
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‘Let nature take it back’: Svalbard is rewilding the site of a massive former coal mine
The Svea mine produced millions of tonnes of coal in its lifetime but now it is being taken back by nature.
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Mining for minerals is not a European business
The EU wants to revive mining in Europe. One stumbling block: it does not have the money to give its ambitions the foundations they need.
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Including Western Balkans in the EU Value Chain Partnership aligned with Critical Raw Materials strategy
The participants acknowledged that with the current geopolitical situation, a Value Chain Partnership between the EU and the Western Balkans should be explored.