Court order forces steelmaker CSN to upgrade dam safety in Minas Gerais
A judge ordered the company to work on the safety of the Fernandinho dam or pay a daily fine of $197,667.
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US, UK and Germany-based researchers discovered that an iron-based superconductor exhibits both superconductivity and magnetism below -258°C.
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BHP to pay $93m for environmental harm at Escondida
The figure is part of a plan drawn up to resolve a lawsuit from the state over water use and related damage to a sensitive area.
Rio Tinto appoints Aboriginal Australian former minister to board
Company strives to rebuild its reputation following last year's destruction of the Juukan Gorge rockshelters.
Triple Flag CEO sees robust pipeline for mining production deals
The company sees good opportunities for mining production deals despite a precious metals rally fueled by the pandemic.