Lithium
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Industry News
Rio Tinto sees lithium as fastest-growing division, executive says
Rio Tinto. expects its lithium business to grow faster than its copper, iron ore and other divisions as it works…
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Weekly Rundown
Mining Engineering’s Weekly Rundown: Episode 53
Welcome to Mining Engineering’s Weekly Rundown, where we break down the latest news shaping the mining industry. As usual, we’re…
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Industry News
Compass plans lithium market return with EnergyX in Utah’s Great Salt Lake
Compass Minerals plans to return to the lithium market by partnering with technology startup EnergyX to extract the mineral from…
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Industry News
KoBold launches large lithium exploration campaign
KoBold Metals, an AI-powered mineral exploration and development company, announced the launch of the largest lithium exploration campaign in history:…
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Article
Latin America’s mineral wealth positions it as a global commodity superpower
Latin America holds some of the world’s largest mineral deposits during a time when global leaders are scrambling to secure…
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Industry News
Judge upholds US government approval of ioneer’s Nevada lithium mine
A federal judge rejected claims by environmentalists that the U.S. government in 2024 improperly approved Australia-based ioneer’s Rhyolite Ridge lithium…
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Industry News
US in talks with Brazil on critical minerals, US diplomat says at signing of Goias state deal
The United States is in talks with Brazil to reach a deal on critical mineral supply chains, U.S. Chargé d’Affaires…
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Technical Abstracts
How Western miners can win Africa’s critical minerals race
Western mining companies are entering an African critical minerals market where access is harder to secure, risk is being priced…
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Industry News
Rio Tinto takes majority control of Canada’s Nemaska Lithium
Rio Tinto said on Wednesday it has gained majority control of Canada’s Nemaska Lithium, advancing its push to build an…
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Industry News
Congo offers manganese, copper‑cobalt, and lithium assets to US investors under minerals pact
The Democratic Republic of Congo has sent Washington a shortlist of state-owned assets – including manganese, copper-cobalt, gold and lithium…
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