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Elon Musk and the AI Engineer Talent War

April 12, 2024

Elon Musk’s proactive measures to counteract the AI engineering talent shortage underscore a pivotal trend within the tech industry. As reported by the Wall Street Journal, Musk is elevating compensation for Tesla’s AI engineers to stave off competitive poaching, particularly from OpenAI. This move highlights not just a titanic…

Electrical Vehicles, green energy, Insider, trending

Metal Meltdown 2024: The Slippery Slope of EV Battery Material Prices

Dan Duszynski

March 19, 2024

In the uber-competitive world of battery raw materials, it seems we’re not out of the woods yet in 2024. Or perhaps more accurately, we’re not out of the mines. Goldman Sachs, with its gold finger ever on the pulse of market trends, suggests that calling ‘time’ on the price…

green energy, Insider, Mining

Some Nickel For Your Thoughts

Dan Duszynski

February 21, 2024

Within the nickel industry, the recent developments around Glencore-backed Horizonte Minerals indicate that it’s time to examine the broader implications of these green agenda challenges. The significant budget spike for the Araguaia project in northern Brazil highlights the financial and operational hurdles facing nickel mining ventures in 2024, especially…

Insider, mining automation, Mining Industry, Safety

Intelligent Quarry Technology and Quarry Safety

Dan Duszynski

January 20, 2024

The quarrying industry is critical for the extraction of valuable minerals and materials for construction and infrastructure projects. Not to mention agriculture, water treatment, and manufacturing, and the list goes on. Liberating those essential raw materials comes at a human and environmental cost, and the quarrying industry has historically…

North American Labor Shortage in Mining Industry

Hiring Strategies, Human Resources, Insider, Mining Industry

North American Workforce Challenges in 2024

Dan Duszynski

January 12, 2024

“Labor Hoarding” is Job Security for Canadians in the year ahead, according to a report at The Star. Workforce availability has become a significant problem for the domestic mining industry in the US as well, according to SME, the Society for Mining Metallurgy and Exploration. The labor shortage in…

Insider, Mining, Mining Industry, mining industry news

The Hypocrisy of NIMBY in the Green Transition Era

Dan Duszynski

December 1, 2023

First Quantum Leaps into the Frying Pan in Panama Focusing on the recent developments involving First Quantum Minerals in Panama offers a compelling opportunity for us to address the ongoing obstacles to progress leveraged by small resource-rich republics such as the government of Panama. Not to mention social media…

Gold Mining, Insider, Metals Mining, Minerals Exploration, trending

Green Energy Transition? Not So Fast! Half of Mining is Still Digging Gold

Dan Duszynski

November 17, 2023

Gold Still Glitters in the Mining Industry In the whirlwind of 2023, where everyone’s buzzing about green energy, and battery metals like lithium and nickel are the hot topics, there’s still an old rock star beckoning on the exploration stage. Of course, we’re talking about the constant quest for…

Critical Minerals Markets, green energy, Insider, National Security, Rare Earth Minerals

Western Miners’ Bold Drive to Break China’s Monopoly Over Rare Earth Metals

Dan Duszynski

November 11, 2023

Heavy-handed. Manipulative. Controlling. These are the words that come to mind when one thinks about China’s long-standing monopoly over the production and supply of rare earth metals, also known as REE or Rare Earth Elements. Critical Mineral Markets in Critical Condition China’s dominance in critical mineral markets largely contributes…

green, green energy, Insider, Mining Industry, trending news

Red China’s Graphite Export Controls: Green Profiteering Could Put the Global Transition Economy in the Red

Dan Duszynski

October 27, 2023

Communist Red China is at it again. But have they pushed the green mineral profiteering envelope too far? With near-monopoly chokeholds on the majority of essential battery and magnet minerals, Red China poses the greatest threat to overshooting the 1.5°C benchmarks that so many organizations in the West have…

environmental impact of electric vehicles

electric vehicles, green energy, hydrogen fuel cells, Insider

Environmental Trade-Offs in Green Transportation Technology

Dan Duszynski

October 2, 2023

A Groundbreaking Hydrogen Refueling Station in Australia: In a landmark achievement that propels Australia to the forefront of clean energy innovation, the country’s first hydrogen refueling station at a retail fuel site officially opened its doors last August. Situated at one of Brisbane’s busiest service stations, BP Lytton, this…

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Elon Musk and the AI Engineer Talent War

Some Nickel For Your Thoughts

Intelligent Quarry Technology and Quarry Safety

The Hypocrisy of NIMBY in the Green Transition Era

Western Miners’ Bold Drive to Break China’s Monopoly Over Rare Earth Metals

Environmental Trade-Offs in Green Transportation Technology

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