BHP gives Chile a $13 billion reason to cut red tape for mines
BHP has said previously that the projects would take production to an average annual rate of about 1.4 million metric tons next decade in Chile.
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Poland’s JSW swings to annual net loss on lower coal prices, weak demand
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Deep Yellow delays decision on Namibia uranium project again
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