Rio Tinto’s dreadful workplace report may boost cost of energy transition
It would be reasonable to assume that the issues raised are not limited to just Rio, writes Clyde Russell.
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MMG to halt Las Bambas copper mine amid fresh blockade
MMG said production is expected to cease by February 20 if the roadblock is not removed.
Tharisa chrome, PGM mine in South Africa to host solar farm
Tharisa, Total Eren and Chariot will collaborate on the development of a solar photovoltaic project to be installed at the Tharisa mine.
China, Argentina deepening ties beyond mining
China will provide Argentina with more than $23 billion in financing for infrastructure projects and the Belt and Road initiative.
France coal-fired power plants get short-term right to burn more
France is temporarily allowing electricity producers to burn more coal after the nation’s grid operator warned of possible power shortages.
Turkey lifts ban on importing scrap metal from Lebanon
The Turkish decision will secure $100 million of "fresh dollars" annually for Lebanon.
Operating coal-fired power plants more expensive than switching to renewables – report
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Jammed in a cage with no escape, women suffer mining’s dark side
From South Africa’s ultra-deep shafts to the vast iron ore pits of Western Australia, the message from the world’s mines is overwhelming. Women are not safe.
