Vale and Brazil state approach $7bn deal over Brumadinho
According to the attorney general, the settlement is the biggest in Brazil's history, but does not include criminal actions.
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Glencore’s 2020 output hit by Congo mine closure, sticks to targets
The London-listed company stuck to all of its production targets for 2021.
China’s new coal power plant capacity in 2020 more than three times rest of world’s: study
China won praise last year after President Xi Jinping pledged to make the country “carbon neutral” by 2060.
Populist crowd fails to breach the silver fortress for now
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UK defends approval of first deep coal mine in 30 years
Woodhouse Colliery would produce 3.1 million tonnes of metallurgical coal and 400,000 tonnes of carbon emissions a year.
