World’s third-largest pension fund to limit coal-linked investing
South Korea's state pension fund will limit investing in industries related to coal mining and coal-fired power.
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The world’s fourth-largest iron ore producer raised the cost estimate for its Iron Bridge magnetite project to between $3.3 and $3.5 billion.
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Greece eyes green energy shift with $21 billion in projects
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Gold at BOE commands high premium, signaling central bank buying
In the past week, gold sold from the BOE has traded for as much as 50 cents above benchmark London prices, according to bullion traders.
Freeport’s Adkerson sees copper scarcity trumping cooling effort
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Seven new mines worth $3.3 billion in British Columbia pipeline
But the provincial government needs to unclog its permitting system to generate the potential 6,400 new jobs the investments would bring, says MABC president.