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Non-ferrous·2026.09.03

Hindustan Zinc secures mining lease for rare earth element block in Karnataka

Hindustan Zinc has secured a mining lease for rare earth elements in Karnataka. The Gundlupet block in Chamrajnagar District covers over 314 hectares. This acquisition supports the company's expansion into critical minerals for modern technology. Hindustan Zi…

The Times of India ↗

Non-ferrous·2026.09.03

Hindustan Zinc bags mining lease for rare earth element block in Karnataka

Hindustan Zinc has bagged a mining lease for the 314.21-hectare Gundlupet rare earth element and Yttrium block in Karnataka.

BusinessLine ↗

Non-ferrous·2026.09.03

Donald Trump's face appears on new $1 coin to mark US' 250th anniversary

Trump $1 Coin: A new US $1 commemorative coin featuring Donald Trump has gone on sale for America's 250th anniversary, with initial supplies selling out rapidly

Business Standard ↗

Non-ferrous·2026.09.03

Is it bad to touch copper?

Is it Bad to Touch Copper? Exploring the Myths and Realities Touching copper isn’t generally harmful for most people. While copper can cause reactions in specific circumstances, the risk is often overstated; most healthy individuals can safely handle copper w…

Lifesciencesworld.com ↗

Non-ferrous·2026.09.02

Ontario threatened to cut off US critical minerals supply. Sudbury isn’t panicking

Paul Lefebvre, the city's mayor, said it is largely sheltered from the trade war compared to other municipalities because nickel and copper — its two key exports — are not subject to tariffs. The city is only feeling indirect effects from some suppliers.

National Observer ↗

Non-ferrous·2026.09.02

Trump's brand new $1 gold coin breaks the internet as staggering price revealed

In 2020, Congress passed a law allowing the Treasury Department to mint special $1 coins for the 250th anniversary. That law states that images of living people can not be shown on the reverse side of the coin but allows for the front to showcase Trump's face…

Freerepublic.com ↗

Non-ferrous·2026.09.02

BRICS Summit: Arctic partnership to figure high in Modi-Putin meet

India and Russia are ramping up their collaboration in the Arctic, with a strong focus on resource development. A meeting between President Putin and Prime Minister Modi next week will delve into this burgeoning partnership. India is set to launch its inaugur…

The Times of India ↗

Non-ferrous·2026.09.02

Trump's brand new $1 gold coin breaks the internet as staggering price revealed

Donald Trump's brand-new gold-colored $1 coin sparked chaos at the US Mint as a record rush of buyers overwhelmed its website and left customers stuck in massive virtual queues.

Dailymail.com ↗

Non-ferrous·2026.09.02

Trump Got His Face on Some Gold-Colored Currency

While the $1 coins can be used as actual money, the Mint envisions them as collector’s items (and they cost more than $1 each).

New York Magazine ↗

Non-ferrous·2026.09.02

Just bury your trash: What if everything we know about recycling is wrong?

What if everything we know about recycling is wrong?

Worksinprogress.co ↗

Non-ferrous·2026.09.02

Copper Surges as Shifting Trade Policy and AI Demand Collide

Copper prices hit record highs on tariff-driven stockpiling and AI data center demand, benefiting Freeport-McMoRan, Southern Copper, and BHP, though analysts...

MarketBeat ↗

Steel·2026.09.02

In 1905, a copper strike turned Greenwater in Death Valley into a town of 2,000; by 1909, its mines had closed without making a profit, and no ruins remain today

In the early 1900s, the California desert town of Greenwater emerged almost overnight as copper was unearthed in 1905, drawing prospectors and a wave of hopeful investors. Yet, as water shortages plagued the town and the copper promised never arrived, the exc…

The Times of India ↗

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