British Columbia’s municipalities to work with resource industry on climate change
Motions to hold energy companies financially liable for costs related to climate change were dismissed.
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Rio Tinto cancels plans to sell or take public its Canadian iron ore unit
Miner failed to settle on a suitable price with potential buyers.
Australian zinc explorer Heron Resources gets waiver on debt facility
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Australia trims outlook for commodities peak as prices weaken
Weaker raw materials prices and waning demand have trimmed the forecast high.
Peru’s environmental regulator imposes new controls on Las Bambas’ trucks
The government body found that the miner's vehicles are contravening environmental regulations when it comes to air, noise, land and water pollution.
Union leader asks workers to vote for strike action at Los Pelambres
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Gold mines help scientists study climate change
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Gold: The unimpeachable commodity investment
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Ferrexpo shares tumble after CEO suspected of embezzlement
Authorities suspect the company’s billionaire chief Kostyantin Zhevago has been engaged in money laundering and the embezzling of funds from a bank he formerly owned.