Author name: Oliver Harris

In the fast-paced world of mining, where every ounce of ore counts, the efficiency of crushing and screening setups can make or break an operation. Picture this: a mine churning through over two million tonnes of ore weekly. That’s no small feat. It’

In a bold move signaling a shift towards sustainability in Nigeria’s mining sector, Dr. Mary Ogbe, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development (MSMD), has issued a clarion call for industry leaders to embrace environmental r

Prabowo Subianto’s choice to visit China as his first destination after winning Indonesia’s presidential election signals a significant pivot in Jakarta’s foreign policy. This decision isn’t just a routine diplomatic gesture; it underscores a strateg

Peru is stepping into the nuclear age, and the implications are nothing short of monumental. The Executive Branch has set up a temporary Sectoral Working Group under the Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM) to draft a roadmap for incorporating nuclea

China’s advanced manufacturing capabilities are reshaping the maritime battlefield, particularly with its growing arsenal of naval mines. As the U.S. Navy navigates the complexities of operations near Chinese waters, the implications of this developm

During Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign, he had a peculiar fixation on Komatsu, the Japanese construction equipment giant. Employees at Komatsu were understandably taken aback as Trump repeatedly mentioned the company in interviews and debat

Rhyolite Ridge is shaping up to be a flashpoint in the ongoing tussle between environmental conservation, Indigenous rights, and the push for domestic lithium production. The stakes are high, and the implications could reverberate throughout the mini

The dawn of a new era in lunar exploration is upon us, thanks to groundbreaking research from the University of Bristol. Scientists have cracked the code on teleoperated robots for moon dust collection, a feat that could reshape how we approach lunar

The recent ruling against Lexington Coal Company LLC serves as a glaring reminder of the ongoing struggles between coal companies and environmental regulations. U.S. District Judge Robert Chambers has issued a third contempt order against the Kentuck

In a bold move to bolster its resource strategy, Japan is set to deepen its ties with Peru, a country rich in critical minerals. This collaboration comes at a time when the demand for essential components like copper and zinc is skyrocketing, driven