Poland reaches union deal on gradual coal mine shutdown plan
Poland's government reached a compromise with trade unions on Thursday over a plan to gradually close coal mines by 2049.
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US climate goal falls short of European peers and Paris target
To avoid 1.5°C of global warming the US would have to set a 2030 target of more than 57% relative to 2005, according to Climate Action Tracker.
Glencore chair defends pay plan for new CEO
Tony Hayward defended an incentive plan for the commodity giant’s new chief executive officer, after prominent advisory firms urged investors to vote against it.
Metal makers step up oxygen supply as India gasps for breath
Vedanta is supplying oxygen from its zinc and steel units to state governments and is also seeking permission to restart an oxygen plant at its closed copper complex in Tamil Nadu.
Record copper scrap flows this year won’t plug deficit
Scrap typically accounts for about a third of global copper supplies at around 30 million tonnes.
AngloGold Ashanti waives pre-emptive right over stake in Tropicana Gold Mine
Company decided to waive its pre-emptive right over the 30% stake in Australia's Tropicana Gold Mine, paving the way for Regis Resources to acquire the stake.
Anglo American’s first quarter production up 3%
Copper production climbed 9% to 160,000 tonnes in the quarter from 147,000 tonnes in the same period last year.
Higher grades at Sukari lift Centamin first-quarter output
The company said that output from its Sukari mine climbed 53% to 104,047 ounces in the three months to March 31.
Russell: Iron ore and China steel output aren’t sticking to the script
The China steel and iron ore market narrative for 2021 was supposed to be pollution-led curbs on steel, coupled with rising iron ore supply. Neither is happening.