Rio Tinto demands carbon capture progress, but doesn’t want to pay for it
The miner's energy division chief, Harry Kenyon-Slaney, said current climate change policy debate is idealistic and too focused on renewable energy.
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European central banks may end deal capping gold sales
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Another day, another copper price plunge
Rally proves short-lived as price tumbles back to near four-year low Thursday.
This $33.3 million Faberge golden egg was minutes away from being melted as scrap
Dealer from the US Midwest bought it for only $13,000.
Rinehart’s Roy Hill iron ore project gets much needed $7.2bn fund injection
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