Coal industry faces 1 million job losses from global energy transition – research
Hundreds of labor-intensive mines are expected to close in the coming decades.
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Rio Tinto says no damage to Aboriginal rock shelter structure from Aug. 6 blast
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Swedish industrialists explore $6 billion green steel project in Canada
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Lynas names insider John Humphrey as new chairman
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