Coal’s days may be over in the US
President Trump has demonstrated that even a fervently pro-coal, anti-renewables administration can’t halt the decline of the former or the rise of the latter.
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Gold miners’ Q2 2020 fundamentals
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Indigenous groups in Chile’s Atacama push to shut down SQM
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