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Peruvian State Awards Quiulacocha Tailings Reprocessing Rights to Cerro de Pasco Resources
Sifting through a century of legacy industrial refuse is rarely the stuff of mining romance, but when the refuse heap sits atop one of the Andes' most prolific polymetallic belts, old waste has a funny way of looking like high-grade opportunity.
Russia Bans Sulfuric Acid Exports: What It Means for Global Mining
Moscow just put the squeeze on the global mining industry’s favorite workhorse compound, turning a quiet supply chain utility into a major operational headache.
Drowning in Red Tape: While the West Debates Ethics, China Mines the Deep
While the West spent the last three decades learning how to swim in regulatory red tape and ethical hand-wringing over deep-sea mining, China was already deep-sea fishing for the future of global power.
Nevada Claims the Global Crown for Mining Investment
Beneath the neon glow of the Las Vegas Strip and the sprawling, sagebrush-covered expanse of the Great Basin, Nevada has quietly secured a far more tangible jackpot. While the state has long been synonymous with gold and silver, the global markets have …
Why Robert Friedland Says the S&P’s 1% Mining Weight is a National Risk
The most alarming statistic uttered in Washington this week wasn’t about the deficit, inflation, or polling data. It was a simple, stark percentage dropped by mining magnate Robert Friedland while sitting across from President Donald Trump: one percent.
From Red Tape to Green Light: British Columbia Just Fast-Tracked This Major Copper-Gold Expansion
If you asked a mining executive to name their biggest headache in British Columbia over the last decade, the answer historically wasn't the geology or the metal prices, it was the paperwork. The timeline between discovery and production often felt less like a …
Rick Rule, Robert Kiyosaki, and the Race for Resources at VRIC 2026
If you have been waiting for a polite, quiet weekend in Vancouver, you might want to steer clear of the Convention Centre West this Sunday and Monday. For everyone else, specifically the 12,000 investors, speculators, and gold bugs descending on the city, the …
FMF 2026: What Happens When Mining Becomes National Defense?
If you want to witness the precise moment the free market era of mining died and the era of industrial statecraft was born, you didn’t need to be on Wall Street or in Washington this week. You needed to be in Riyadh.
While the Bears Hibernate, the Yukon Bulls Accumulate
Gold is trading north of $4,200 an ounce, central banks are hoarding the metal at record speed, and the Yukon Territory is quietly positioning itself for what could be the most profitable exploration cycle in a generation. The catch? The drills won’t spin …
The Mining Boom Reshaping Newfoundland and Labrador’s Economic Map
Newfoundland and Labrador is experiencing one of the most dynamic mining booms in its history, a moment defined by extraordinary gold prices, a wave of aggressive exploration and the rise of new producers reshaping the province’s economic foundation. The …