Canada watchdog says abuse likely occurred at a Dynasty Gold mine in China
Canada’s corporate ethics watchdog on Tuesday said it was likely that human rights abuses had occurred at a mine in China operated by Vancouver-based firm Dynasty Gold.
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Canada probes Nike, Dynasty Gold over alleged use of forced labor in China
Mining News Pro - Canada’s corporate ethics watchdog launched separate investigations into Nike Canada and Dynasty Gold to probe allegations that they used or benefited from forced Uyghur labor in their supply chains and operations in China.
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Dynasty Gold shares hit new high on best assays to date from Thundercloud property
Mining News Pro - Dynasty Gold has released assay results from its Phase 1 2022 drill campaign at the Thundercloud property located 47 km southeast of Dryden, Ontario. These results are the best ever reported from the project, the company says, constituting the discovery of wide zones and high-grade gold-bearing quartz veins that require further delineation.
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Dynamic awarded six new drilling contracts
Mining News Pro - Dynamic Group Holdings (Dynamic) has been awarded six additional short-term contracts to both its subsidiaries Dynamic Drill & Blast (Drill and Blast) and Orlando Drilling (Orlando), estimated to generate between $12 million and $14.15 million.
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Dynasty to acquire Teck’s interest in Thundercloud
Mining News Pro - Canadian explorer Dynasty Gold has secured a 100% interest in the Thundercloud property, in the Wabigoon greenstone belt of western Ontario, from Teck Resources.
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Orlando acquisition to double Dynamic drilling
Mining News Pro - Dynamic Drill and Blast Holdings (DDB) has agreed to acquire Orlando Drilling for around $21.4 million, a deal that will more than double the company’s drill rig fleet.
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Northern Dynasty releases ESG for Pebble project
Mining News Pro - Northern Dynasty Minerals has completed an environmental, social and governance (ESG) report for its Pebble copper/gold/molybdenum/silver/rhenium project, in Alaska.
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Embedded generation dynamics shifting from ‘buyer’s to seller’s market’
Mining News Pro - Market dynamics for embedded generation projects in South Africa have shifted materially over the past 12 months as an increasing number of mines and power-heavy industrial firms moved to install renewable-energy facilities at a time when government is also starting to resume utility scale procurement.
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Northern Dynasty files appeal over Pebble permit rejection
Mining News Pro - Northern Dynasty reported on Thursday its US subsidiary Pebble Limited Partnership has filed an appeal with the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) over its decision to deny a key water permit for the Pebble copper-gold-molybdenum-silver-rhenium mine in Alaska.
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Northern Dynasty to challenge Pebble permit rejection next month
Mining News Pro - Northern Dynasty will in January submit its request for an appeal of the US Army Corps of Engineers’ (USACE’s) negative record of decision (RoD) for its Alaska’s Pebble copper-gold-molybdenum-silver project.
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Northern Dynasty to appeal US Army Corps’ Pebble decision
Mining News Pro - Northern Dynasty Minerals said on Thursday its unit, Pebble Partnership, was preparing an appeal after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers denied a key water permit for the proposed Alaska mine.
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Northern Dynasty shares plunge on Pebble permit rejection
Mining News Pro - Northern Dynasty’s shares cratered nearly 50% after the company announced Wednesday its 100%-owned, US-based subsidiary Pebble Limited Partnership received formal notification from the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) that its application for permits under the Clean Water Act and other federal statutes has been denied.
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Northern Dynasty submits Pebble mitigation plan
Mining News Pro - Northern Dynasty Minerals has submitted a compensatory mitigation plan (CMP) for the controversial Pebble project to the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), ahead of Wednesday’s deadline.
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Northern Dynasty issues Pebble report in light of Trump mining order
Mining News Pro - Northern Dynasty Minerals on Friday issued a technical report on its contentious Pebble project in Alaska, including a revised mineral resource estimate to confirm the mine’s potential for the production of rhenium.
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Northern Dynasty calls JCap report ‘fatuous, flimsy and self-serving’
Mining News Pro - Northern Dynasty has responded to a report issued this week by short seller J Capital Research, calling it “fatuous, flimsy and fundamentally self-serving,” as well as “typical of such efforts to profit by destroying the value of honest shareholders’ investments.”
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Pebble owner Northern Dynasty in short-seller JCAP’s sight
Mining News Pro - Short-seller JCAP has a new exploration and development company in its sights – Toronto-listed Northern Dynasty, which is seeking to build the contentious Pebble copper/gold project in Alaska.
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Northern Dynasty stock craters on Trump block report, environment demand
Mining News Pro - The US Army Corps of Engineers has ordered Northern Dynasty Minerals to craft a plan that would mitigate environmental impacts of the controversial proposed Pebble copper-gold-molybdenum mine in Alaska.
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Northern Dynasty calls on US Army Corps inspector to weigh in on Pebble dispute
Mining News Pro - Northern Dynasty said on Thursday that the Pebble Partnership has written to the Inspectors General of the US Army, the US Department of Defense and the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), joining the call for a review of the USACE’s management of the Pebble Project Environmental Impact Statement.
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Northern Dynasty expects final Pebble EIS next week
Mining News Pro - Northern Dynasty Minerals subsidiary Pebble Limited Partnership issued a public statement in Alaska on Wednesday on the pending release of the final environmental impact statement (EIS) for the Pebble project.
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Northern Dynasty to share Pebble revenue with locals
Mining News Pro - Northern Dynasty Minerals, the company behind a proposed massive copper-gold mine in southwest Alaska, has announced a revenue sharing program for full-time residents of Bristol Bay.
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Northern Dynasty’s Pebble project scores as EPA steps back
Mining News Pro - Northern Dynasty Minerals appears to be back on track towards obtaining final permits for its proposed massive copper-gold mine in Alaska after the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) declined to subject the project to water pollution restrictions evaluations, which have effectively stalled the project since they were outlined in 2014.
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Northern Dynasty’s Pebble project passes key milestone
Mining News Pro - Northern Dynasty Minerals has welcomed a change of plan for its Pebble project in Alaska’s Bristol Bay region, which would now include an all land-based transportation route to connect the proposed copper-gold-molybdenum-silver mine in southwest Alaska.
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Northern Dynasty’s Pebble permit decision unaffected by covid-19 precautions
Mining News Pro - Northern Dynasty Minerals reported Thursday that work is continuing at the Pebble copper-gold-molybdenum project in Alaska despite the precautionary steps taken by the company in response to the global coronavirus outbreak.
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How India’s Graphite Electrodes Trade Dynamics Changed in Last Two Years?
Mining News Pro - The last two years have been a roller coaster ride for the Graphite electrodes manufacturers globally. The supply-side structural changes in China that took place in the latter half of 2017 required polluting GE units to shut down and subsequently created its shortage and increased prices.
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Prospects brighten for Northern Dynasty Pebble mine on leaked draft study
Mining News Pro - A leaked draft of an environmental impact statement (EIS) on Northern Dynasty’s proposed copper-gold mine in Alaska has brightened up its prospects, suggesting nearby terrestrial freshwater resources and downstream fisheries could co-exist with the project.
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