ESG stamp may help slash funding costs, lithium producer says
Complying with environmental, social and governance standards could mean significant savings when it comes to financing projects related to lithium.
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Sudan opens up gold market in bid to raise revenue
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WWII soldiers honoured with silver dollar
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Chile’s top court backs Barrick in Pascua Lama water case
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