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WednesdaySep 02, 2020 3:31 pm

DeepGreen Metals and Researchers to Collaborate On Seabed Exploration Project

DeepGreen Metals, a start-up from Canada intent on extracting battery metals such as manganese, cobalt, copper and nickel from the bottom of the sea, has partnered up with various universities as well as scientific research institutions on its deep-sea exploration program. This will help the company characterize the possible effects of mining polymetallic ore from the Pacific Ocean’s Clarion-Clipperton Zone (“CCZ”) Earlier in April this year, the company added to its area of exploration on the ocean floor as it obtained Tonga Offshore Mining Ltd, which gave the firm exploration rights to a 3rd area in the CCZ that makes…

WednesdaySep 02, 2020 1:42 pm

GoldHaven Resources Corp. (CSE: GOH) (OTCQB: ATUMF) is “One to Watch”

GoldHaven Resources Corp. recently announced its entry into agreements to acquire seven advanced gold projects in Chile On April 17, 2020, GoldHaven Resources entered an agreement to purchase a 100% interest in two gold projects located in the Maricunga Gold Belt of Northern Chile On August 11, 2020, GoldHaven Resources acquired five additional potential gold projects in the Maricunga Gold Belt In conjunction with its August announcement, GoldHaven Resources detailed plans for a non-brokered private placement that is expected to generate gross proceeds of $4,025,000 Gold prices have been on a remarkable run in 2020, breaking above $2,000 per ounce…

TuesdaySep 01, 2020 3:00 pm

Are All Mountains Rich in Precious Stones?

Apart from gemstones like pearl and amber which are not minerals, all other gemstones are made within the crust of the earth through geological activities after which they are pushed up near the surface. The geological processes that form these precious stones include the formations of different rock types such as sedimentary, metamorphic or igneous rocks. Sedimentary rocks usually form when rock is weakened, then the rock fragments are transported either by wind or water. After this, the fragments are compressed over a period of time, thus producing these stones. Examples of these transported minerals include opal, jasper, zircon and…

TuesdaySep 01, 2020 10:00 am

How to Choose the Best Elemental Analyzer for Your Needs

Material verification is very important. Excessive downtime, dangerous equipment failures, ruined reputations and loss of profit are some of the disadvantages of not verifying the materials used on site or materials being supplied to other plants as finished products. Additionally, making sure you choose the right tech for verifying your materials is just as key as verifying the said material. There are various techniques for verifying material. Traditional techniques such as magnet testing, spark tests, acid or chemical tests and hand or visual sorting have become outdated as they may yield inaccurate readings and are also time-consuming. It’s also strenuous…

MondayAug 31, 2020 3:00 pm

Various Mining Industries Significantly Affected by COVID-19

Many governments around the world imposed restrictions and regulations on various industries including mining in order to prevent the increase in COVID-19 cases. Operations in the Americas and Asia were grossly affected and are among the areas that will record the huge decreases in mineral growth and output this year. The data is in line with a report that was released by Fitch Solutions. The report shows that the production of ores in Peru, Indonesia and China has been affected hugely while Iran, Russia and Australia have only been affected marginally by the COVID-19 disruptions. In relation to mineral output…

MondayAug 31, 2020 9:00 am

How Will Mining Operate Post COVID-19?

Many industries have been affected by the pandemic, mining being one of them. Mining operations have been stalled as a result, with many companies facing a challenge on whether to reduce operations or shut down. Some whose operations include mining underground are faced with a challenge on how to operate in these conditions which may increase the contamination risk, especially through handovers. Additionally, many firms have camps on site which house workers during site operations. Infections in these camps could lead to the shutting down of remote operations, making it the biggest risk that miners are facing. To minimize this,…

FridayAug 28, 2020 3:00 pm

Mining and Fatigue: Where Do We Draw the Line?

In the heavy machinery industry, fatigue and sleep are the biggest risk factors largely because mining requires the operation of heavy equipment as well as the making of sound decisions. Below, we discuss ways in which mining operations result in worker fatigue and solutions to decrease fatigue that can be utilized by mining companies such as Barrick Gold Corporation (TSX: ABX) (NYSE: GOLD). A well-rested individual gets quality sleep at regular hours on a normal sleep schedule. Working on mining sites can influence the amount of sleep a worker gets. This is also in addition to the environment around the…

FridayAug 28, 2020 9:30 am

Bauxite Production Expected to Decline Marginally due to COVID-19 Measures

GlobalData predicts a decline of 0.1% in global bauxite mine production in 2020. The decline, which is about 344 megatons, is as a result of the short-term suspension of mining activity following the exponential rise in cases of COVID-19 around the world. Australia, the biggest bauxite producer in the world, could see an increase of 1.9%, roughly 107.2 kilotons, this year. This is largely due to the effective measures that were taken by the Australian government to limit the transmission of the virus during the early stages. During the first half of 2020, the largest contributor to bauxite mining in…

ThursdayAug 27, 2020 3:00 pm

What to Do When Substance Abuse is Suspected at a Mine Site

Substance abuse reduces productivity in the workplace but also puts people at serious risk. This is crucial in safety-sensitive occupations that involve operation of heavy machinery or high-risk situations. The oil and gas, mining and forestry among many other resource sectors are especially vulnerable as work sites are mostly located in isolated areas and operations require and involve heavy machinery. So what then, is the procedure for when you notice behaviors that may be as a result of drugs or alcohol? Experts suggest formal policies to be created by employers such as mining sector players like Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (NYSE: FCX),…

ThursdayAug 27, 2020 9:00 am

Cybersecurity: Password Misconceptions Revealed

As technology advances and incidents of cybersecurity threats become common, authentication technologies constantly have to keep evolving. Many experts are now looking into password authentication alternatives such as biometrics, multi-factor authentication and behavioral analysis. Generally, accounts get hacked because of poorly managed, weak or easy to guess passwords. Below, we discuss the most common misconceptions concerning passwords: Myth: Biometrics Solve all Security Problems Biometrics offer an easy way to remember passwords, by not having to. All you need is your finger for access. This is a secure authentication method when you have single-factor authentication. It also makes it hard for…

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