Czech tycoon earmarks $1.2 billion to buy Europe’s old coal
“The media bubble around clean energy doesn’t reflect reality,” said Alan Svoboda, an executive director of Seven Energy.
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Russian diamond company Alrosa posts 28% profit fall
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Canadian miner could reopen centenary Idaho mine
Toronto-based Bunker Hill Mining Co. would consider reopening its namesake mine on a limited basis by the end of the year.
Chile’s Escondida invites union to early labor talks
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Pinochet’s son mining permit application causes controversy in Chile
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