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In 2000, artist Kimberly Wurster restored 1 Montana mining property for wildlife and trout. 20 years later, it supported elk breeding grounds and trout spawning habitat

Artist Kimberly Wurster's profile details a two-decade habitat restoration project. This extensive effort focused on a Montana mining property near Dry Cottonwood Creek. The project successfully restored vital habitat for resident wildlife populations. It specifically developed crucial elk breeding grounds and native trout spawning areas.

The Economic Times · Sep 19

Nigeria names panel to probe deaths of 37 miners held in detention

Nigeria's government has appointed a 10-member independent panel to investigate the deaths of 37 people while they were held in custody on suspicion of illegal gold-mining in Niger state.

Radio France Internationale · Sep 19

1 Year Into the Microsoft Deal, IREN Is Delivering and a Rally May Follow Soon

One year on from the $9.7 billion Microsoft deal, the company is finally delivering.

Barchart · Sep 19

Aussie mining giant to hit the track in Formula E debut

An Australian team could join the world's biggest electric racing series, with the company behind its rapid-charging technology preparing to step onto the grid.

AAP · Sep 17

From Peru to the Philippines, defending the land comes at a deadly cost

People defending their land, forests and communities continue to face killings, arrests and intimidation around the world – with Latin America by far the most dangerous region, the environmental campaign group Global Witness has found. In the Philippines, one community resisting a mining project has told RFI of arrests, injuries…

Radio France Internationale · Sep 17

India’s mining, metals sector needs technology shift to strengthen supply chains: Report

India's mining and metals sector needs technology adoption for future competitiveness. Resource efficiency and supply chain resilience are crucial for growth. Companies must unlock higher value from existing operations and materials. Increased use of low-grade ores and scrap will support circularity. Meeting future demand requires sustained efforts and wider technology…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

Conrad Reed Gold Discovery: Boy’s 17-pound nugget sparks mine; doorstop sale fetches $3.50

In a remarkable twist of fate, a young boy stumbled upon a hefty gold rock that served as a mere doorstop for three long years. This serendipitous find transformed North Carolina into a significant gold production hub for many years. John Reed, a former Hessian soldier, recognized the rock's worth…

The Times of India · Sep 17

'Need accountability for inteference': UN chief targets countries fuelling Sudan war, selling weapons

UN chief António Guterres has called for accountability regarding nations that supply arms to Sudan. He emphasized that the ongoing conflict is exacerbated by foreign countries providing weapons. Current reports show that these arms sustain warfare and contribute to drone strikes. The resulting humanitarian crisis has uprooted over fourteen million…

The Times of India · Sep 16

Sudan gold mine collapse kills dozens as search for missing continues

At least 60 people have been killed in the collapse of a gold mine in southern Sudan, with many more still missing and feared dead beneath the rubble.

Radio France Internationale · Sep 16

Gold mine collapses in Sudan: At least 82 workers killed, many more feared trapped

A catastrophic collapse at a gold mine in Sudan's West Kordofan region has resulted in the tragic loss of at least sixty lives, with many others still unaccounted for and feared trapped under debris. This incident underscores the severe risks faced by artisanal miners, exacerbated by inadequate safety measures and…

The Times of India · Sep 16