Investors call for greater Rio Tinto accountability over destroyed caves
British and Australian investment funds say that Rio Tinto's testimony last week raised questions about the accountability of its senior leadership.
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Argentinian MLA proposes rise in royalties that may affect lithium projects
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Scientists find efficient way to extract rare earth from acid mine drainage
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