Element One reported consistent assay results from the Twin Sisters ultramafic project, with magnesium grades between 26.39% and 28.46% and nickel up to 3,305 ppm. The sampling program validates the quality of the feedstock for potential critical mineral and natural hydrogen production.
Element One reported consistent assay results from the Twin Sisters project in Washington State, featuring magnesium grades between 26.39% and 28.46% and nickel values up to 3,305 ppm. The sampling, conducted at an existing quarry, aims to validate feedstock quality for future magnesium and critical mineral recovery, as well as natural hydrogen potential.
Element One Hydrogen reported consistent magnesium (26.39% to 28.46%) and nickel (2,660 to 3,305 ppm) grades from surface sampling of olivine material at the Twin Sisters project. The results validate the feedstock quality for both critical mineral recovery and potential natural hydrogen generation.
Cambria Gold Mines intends to spin out its Mt. Margaret copper-gold porphyry project in Washington State into a new entity in partnership with ECC Ventures 4. The project is co-owned by the US Bureau of Land Management and contains a significant historical resource of 577Mt, though it requires modern NI 43-101 validation.
Cambria Gold Mines has entered a binding term sheet to spin out its Mt. Margaret copper-gold porphyry deposit into a new US-focused company, Freedom Copper Corp, via a reverse takeover of ECC Ventures 4 Corp. The transaction includes a proposed US$100 million financing to advance the project. The announcement also references a historical, non-compliant resource estimate from 1980.
Adamera Minerals Corp. has identified three new drill targets at its Talisman tungsten property in Washington State using 3D magnetic inversion modeling. The modeling suggests the historic tungsten-copper-silver skarn system extends significantly along strike and to depths below previous workings.
