Rio Tinto disputes economic study figures on Serbia’s Jadar lithium project
On October 6, 2024, the weekly Radar published an article titled “From Lithium to Every Resident 2.6 Euros per Year.” […]
On October 6, 2024, the weekly Radar published an article titled “From Lithium to Every Resident 2.6 Euros per Year.” […]
Complex projects in science, environmental and heavy industry construction require communication that balances technical information with messaging tailored to different
Serbia’s potential lithium mining project led by Rio Tinto has drawn skepticism about its economic viability and environmental impact. Experts
A recent analysis by economic experts Zoran Drakulić, Boško Mijatović, Danica Popović and Dejan Šoškić concludes that the Jadar Project
The National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT) has started exploratory trials in the Andaman Sea using Varaha-3, a specialized seabed
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Greenpeace International has released a report titled Gambling with the Deep Sea – Those Betting on Mining the Arctic, focusing
Millions of people in Ghana are dealing with the consequences of illegal gold mining, known locally as galamsey. The activity
Michael Tost, head of the Department of Mining Engineering and Economics of Mineral Resources at Montan University in Leoben, said
Residents in the Kurdish-majority district of Lice (Licê) in Diyarbakır (Amed), Turkey, held a demonstration against a proposed copper mining
On July 16, the Serbian government reinstated Rio Tinto’s license for lithium mining in the Jadar Valley, triggering protests in
Local communities in Bosnia and Serbia have protested mining plans amid environmental concerns, with accusations that authorities are working with