Vale has decommissioned Fernandinho dam
Work is part of a program to decomission dams that used similar structures to the one in Brumadinho, a dam that burst in 2019 and killed over 200.
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Webinar: Responsible mining on the ground
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Taseko sells Harmony gold project in British Columbia
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