When you look into mining companies out of interest or for investment, you will come across references to the NI 43-101 technical report, but what is...
In this episode, we have Leanne Kemp and Rakalene Condon of Everledger, who work to increase transparency in mineral supply chains using blockchain.
The auto industry will rely on the mining industry to provide the lithium, cobalt, nickel, and other materials needed for the batteries powering EVs.
Mining jargon and phrasing can be confusing, especially when it comes to Mineral Resources and Reserves. Here we distinguish the two types.
On this podcast, Emily King covers nickel 101 with Lyle Trytten of Giga Metals and how does carbon sequestration work in nickel mining.
Prospector's filters allows you to search mining projects based on exchange, metal, resource estimates, project stage, and more. Check out the video!
Netflix’s Stranger Things Season 4 finale is finally here, which has us at Prospector wondering, what if we could mine the Upside Down?
It is difficult to tell how mining investment will do in a country, but there is a concise rubric you could use to assess risk.
In this week's On the Rocks, Emily King speaks with American Rare Earth's President Marty Weems to discuss the global scramble over rare earth...
Prospector recently hosted a demonstration on how to use Prospector for PDAC, with Phil Hopwood, principal of KWR Capital.
Prospector's Head of Content and Marketing Nicholas LePan sat down with the President and CEO of Cassiar Gold Corp., Marco Roque, to discuss gold and...
Renewable technology such as EVs, solar power and batteries increasingly attract investment, but the minerals and metals that build this tech are not.
A mineral deposit is finite and so are the taxes governments derive from a project. This infographic takes a look at the choices a government needs...
Prospector's founder Emily King sat down with Hugh Brown, a best-selling author and photographer, to discuss artisanal miners in the developing world.
Nuclear fuel conversion is where the U.S. and allied countries still rely on Russia, according to a new paper from Columbia University.