What changes with the new Glacier law that the Senate will discuss this Thursday
The Argentine Senate is set to discuss a new Glacier law that seeks to reduce protected areas to allow for increased mining investments, particularly in copper and lithium.
Push-out Buddha and Wood Tablets Found at Heijo-kyo Site in Nara, Possibly Related to Todai-ji Great Buddha Opening Ceremony
Archaeologists have discovered a copper Buddha statue and wooden tablets at the Heijo-kyo site in Nara, potentially linked to the opening ceremony of the Great Buddha at Todai-ji shrine.
Duo arrested suspected of stealing wires and 46 kilograms of copper seized in Belém
Two men were arrested in Belém for qualified theft, with 46 kilograms of copper wire seized after they were caught burning wire to sell the copper.
Paszkiewicz, KGHM: Local content is strategically beneficial
KGHM emphasizes the strategic advantage of working with local Polish suppliers for its investments and projects.
Zambia: Zambians Pay Price Amid Copperbelt Mining Boom
Zambians are facing significant environmental and health issues due to the mining boom driven by global demand for copper.
Couple suspected of stealing copper wires from a bank agency in Teresina; material was sold for R$ 1,100
A couple in Teresina, Brazil, are suspects in the theft of copper wires from a bank, selling the stolen material for R$ 1,100.
Vale foresees investments of US$ 3.5 billion in copper in Carajás by 2030
Vale plans to invest US$ 3.5 billion in copper projects in Carajás, Brazil, from 2026 to 2030.
Police say gang hid stolen copper in communities of Comando Vermelho and moved R$ 417.9 million
A gang in Brazil has been involved in the theft of copper cables, reportedly moving over R$ 417.9 million by leveraging connections in communities controlled by the Comando Vermelho.
Rising Copper Prices Boost Profits of Major Producing Companies
Rising copper prices are significantly enhancing the profits of leading mining companies worldwide.
Two mining giants strengthen their investment in Argentina, confirming multi-million investments in lithium and copper
Mining companies Rio Tinto and First Quantum Minerals are reaffirming their commitment to significant investments in Argentina's lithium and copper sectors, driven by new incentives.
Year, aluminum and copper are among products that remain heavily taxed by the US
Despite a recent Supreme Court ruling against broad tariffs, specific products like steel and aluminum will continue to be taxed under Section 232 for national security reasons.
Mining in San Juan: details of the Vicuña project, which plans to invest US$7.1 billion in three years to extract copper
The Vicuña copper mining project in San Juan, Argentina, aims to invest US$7.1 billion over three years, potentially becoming one of the world's largest mining operations.
The 'largest investment in history' promises to generate more than US$ 6 billion per year, the same as all current mining
BHP and Lundin Mining plan to make the largest foreign direct investment in Argentina's history, amounting to US$ 18 billion over the next decade, which is expected to generate average annual exports of US$ 6 billion from the Vicuña project.
ElvalHalcor: Aluminum and copper scrap essential for the competitiveness of Greek and European industry
ElvalHalcor emphasizes the critical nature of aluminum and copper scrap recycling for the competitiveness of both Greek and European industries while calling for measures to prevent the loss of scrap materials to outside markets.
Miner Glencore to give $2bn to shareholders despite profit slump
Glencore will distribute $2 billion to shareholders despite a 6% decline in annual profits and the collapse of merger talks with Rio Tinto.
Nacobre: from being the giant of Mexican copper to merging into Grupo Carso's companies
Nacobre, once a leading company in Mexico for copper production, has merged into Grupo Carso under Carlos Slim, diminishing its former status in the industry.
ElvalHalcor: Scrap aluminum and copper essential for the competitiveness of the Greek and European industries
ElvalHalcor emphasizes the importance of recycling aluminum and copper scrap for maintaining competitiveness in Greek and European industries, addressing issues related to the leakage of these materials outside Europe.
Copper: Argentina Adds Investments of Over US$10 Billion in Three Years
Argentina is increasing investments in its copper industry, aiming to compete with major producers like Chile and Peru amid historically high prices and rising demand.
Man who pretended to be a wheelchair user to commit crimes is arrested after trying to steal a house in MG
A man in Brazil was arrested for pretending to be wheelchair-bound to commit thefts, specifically after attempting to steal copper wires from a residence in Governador Valadares.
The largest private investment in recent years has been announced: US$ 18 billion for mining in San Juan
A significant investment of US$ 18 billion in mining projects has been announced in San Juan, Argentina, marking a major boost for the country's economy after previous investment attempts fell through.
Initial investment of US$7 billion confirmed for a mining megaproject
An initial investment of US$7 billion has been confirmed for the Vicuña mining megaproject, which is expected to involve a total expenditure of US$18 billion and rank among the world's top five operations for copper, gold, and silver.
Miho Takagi's Copper Medal with 'Emergency Construction' Blades and the Completion of Her Skating Form
Miho Takagi reflects on her journey to win a bronze medal in the women's 500-meter speed skating event, utilizing previously-used blades after experimenting with new designs.
Fruta del Norte: new exploration underway to extend the lifespan of the gold mine and find copper
Lundin Gold is conducting a new exploration campaign near the Fruta del Norte gold mine in Ecuador to extend its lifespan and search for copper resources.
OLESJA BONDARENO, ANNE KAHRU ⟩ Against Chronic Wounds with the Help of Estonian Science
Estonian researchers have developed a new wound dressing based on copper and silver nanoparticles that accelerates the healing of diabetic ulcers.
New shafts KGHM will help in further extraction
KGHM plans to construct new shafts to support the deepening of copper mining operations as they expand their extraction area.
Bryja: New shafts of KGHM will help in further extraction
KGHM's new shafts are essential for maintaining the company's high levels of copper extraction, despite the substantial time and financial investment required for their construction.
Discover a tool over 5300 years old that rewrites the history of Ancient Egypt
Researchers from Newcastle University have reidentified a small copper tool, previously thought to be a simple punch, as the oldest known metal bow drill, changing the understanding of ancient Egyptian engineering.
The Lead of Gutenberg, the Copper of Sejong [Critique]
This article explores the challenges and techniques involved in creating metal type for printing, particularly in the context of historical Korean printing processes.
Almost complete skeleton of a 4,000-year-old bison found in the Urbasa Natural Park, Navarra
Researchers have discovered a nearly complete skeleton of a 4,000-year-old bison in Urbasa Natural Park, Navarra, featuring a copper arrowhead among its ribs.
Armed gang stages daylight airport heist in South Africa
A gang of armed robbers executed a daylight heist at Tarentaal Airport in South Africa, stealing gold and copper parcels worth over 21 kg.
Journey into the copper megaproject that could become the largest private investment in the country
A significant copper mining project in Argentina, potentially the largest private investment in the country, is set to begin exporting by 2030.
The largest copper project awaits the RIGI and adds investments of US$ 790 million in 2026
Argentina's Cerro Filo del Sol copper mining project is anticipated to attract $790 million in investments by 2026, representing a significant economic opportunity for the country.
KGHM Optimizes Foreign Portfolio
KGHM is optimizing its foreign portfolio, which includes active mines in the United States and Chile, as well as development projects in Canada to meet the growing demand for copper.
Stock of Copper Producer: Is This the End of the Aurubis Rally?
The stock of Aurubis has experienced a significant rally due to rising copper prices and favorable business conditions, but questions arise about its sustainability.
Imperialism 5000 Years Ago: Who is the Lord of the Copper Land?
The article discusses an inscription that documents the early Egyptian incursions into Sinai and reveals the motivations behind the first Pharaohs' desire to control the desert peninsula.
The US shifts its offensive against China to Africa for control of critical minerals
The US is expanding its mining capacity collaboration with African countries rich in critical minerals like cobalt and copper to counter China's influence.
Young man suspected of stealing copper wires is tied to a tree and beaten by residents in Alto Alegre
A 21-year-old man was arrested for allegedly stealing copper wires from a Masonic church in Alto Alegre, where he was tied to a tree and assaulted by locals before the police arrived.
US-backed group seeks major stake in DR Congo mining sector
Glencore is selling a 40% stake in its copper and cobalt projects in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to a US government-backed investment group as part of an effort to secure crucial minerals for various technologies and national defense.
Police arrest 6 for cable theft and receptation in Greater Rio
The Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro arrested six men for cable theft and possession of stolen materials, seizing over half a ton of copper and metal cables in the process.
Copper could generate US$55 billion for Argentina in 10 years, but depends on changes to the Glacier Law
A report warns that Argentina's mining sector could generate significant revenue, contingent on amendments to environmental regulations governing glaciers.
Eldorado Gold: Acquisition of mining company Foran with positive impact on Greece
Eldorado Gold is set to acquire Foran Mining Corporation, aiming to enhance its position in the gold-copper mining sector, which will positively impact its Greek subsidiary, Hellas Gold.
Will stress in the stock and commodity markets raise bonds?
The article discusses the recent volatility in stock and commodity markets, particularly affecting silver and copper, and questions whether this will lead to increased demand for bonds as investors seek stability.
Eldorado Gold: Acquisition of Foran Mining with a Positive Impact in Greece
Eldorado Gold is acquiring Canadian company Foran Mining Corporation to create a leading gold-copper mining company, which is expected to have positive effects on its Greek subsidiary, Hellenic Gold.
A rare fungus grew on horse dung – Metsähallitus listed last year's best species discoveries
In Finland, several new species were discovered in various protected areas last year, including critically endangered species such as the copper underwing and the Lapland yellow butterfly.
The geopolitical chaos of 2026 has boosted silver and gold
The geopolitical turmoil in 2026 has led to rising prices for silver, gold, and other metals like tin, copper, and lithium, amid escalating tensions involving leaders like Trump, Iran, and Venezuela.
VIDEO: We approached people in Zagreb with 'I Steal Copper', check out the reactions
A video shows people in Zagreb reacting to the viral song phrase 'I steal copper', which has become a popular meme.
VIDEO We Interfered with People in Zagreb with the Most Popular Sentence at the Moment
A viral hit song featuring the catchy phrase "I'm stealing, I'm stealing copper" has permeated everyday language in Zagreb, prompting street interviews to gauge its influence.
Does the world need more copper? Are current supplies sufficient?
The world is facing a significant gap between the surging demand for copper and the insufficient supply, driven by production disruptions and structural challenges in opening or expanding mines, as highlighted in a Bloomberg report.
Ten raw materials will decide the future of AI, robots, and wars. It's already lacking
Analysts from S&P Global warn of an impending copper shortage driven by the demand for technology and military spending, which could impact the tech industry and defense sector.
S&P: A major copper shortage is coming due to defense spending and AI
S&P Global predicts a significant increase in global copper demand, driven by defense spending and the race for artificial intelligence, potentially leading to a severe shortage by 2040.