Important and emerging mining districts that host multiple projects or deposits within a geologically similar setting.
The world is changing. Superpowers are rearming, and advanced economies are prioritizing secure supply chains. In theory Greenland could be […]
Greenland: The Frozen Frontier of Critical Minerals Part 2: Enduring Challenges Read More »
Greenland is one of the most remote, sparsely populated, and inhospitable places on Earth, but yet is has often wielded
Greenland: The Frozen Frontier of Critical Minerals Part 1: Emerging Opportunities Read More »
Demand for lithium (Li) has never been higher and is almost certain to continue rising. This demand has led to
James Bay: An Up-and-Coming Lithium Camp Read More »
Canada is the fifth largest gold (Au) producer in the world, and the Red Lake camp has been a cornerstone
Red Lake: The Times They Are A-Changin’ Read More »
Even among world-class deposits and districts, the Sudbury Basin stands out. Its’ uniqueness may be a good thing, because this
Sudbury: Ancient Apocalypse to Modern Resource Read More »
Gold was one of New Zealand’s first industries. What is less known, and somewhat at odds with the country’s “clean
Gold Deposits of New Zealand Read More »
The Morenci Copper Mine: 148 Years and Counting Most mines are lucky to last more than a decade or two.
The Morenci Copper Mine: 148 Years and Counting Read More »
Overview This synopsis highlights Cigar Lake, one of the world’s top uranium mines (Figure 1). With grades 100 times higher
Cigar Lake Mine: the World’s Largest Uranium Producer Read More »
Overview The Bushveld Complex (BC), located in northern South Africa, is a Paleoproterozoic Large Igneous Province ~2 Ga in age.
Geology of the PGE Deposits in the Bushveld Complex, South Africa Read More »
The Kafubu Mining Area is one of the largest suppliers of gem-quality emeralds in the world, second to Colombia. Located
Emerald Heart of Africa: The Kagem Mine, Kafubu Mining Area, Zambia Read More »
