Traders’ $129 billion commodities exodus marks a historic shift
In just one year, investors’ bullish exuberance for commodities has turned into a spectacular retreat.
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BHP set to face $12 billion UK suit over Brazil dam disaster
An eight-week hearing is scheduled to proceed almost nine years after the dam collapse.
Gold price backpedals as new US economic data gives boost to dollar
Gold prices are on track for a second consecutive yearly decline, with prices down more than $250 since March highs.
Column: China draws in aluminum as domestic output shrinks
China's imports of primary aluminum jumped to a one-year high of 110,700 tonnes in November.
JPMorgan announces new climate targets covering iron, steel
The bank this year ranks as the sixth-largest arranger of loans and bond sales for oil, gas and coal companies.
How virtual reality makes geology more accessible
Students and other people interested in geology can have a ‘dry run’ experience and review techniques before reaching an actual site.
China’s abrupt covid shift hits supply chains from solar to coal
Mysteel reports that production of coking coal used by the steel industry has halved in the top mining hub of Shanxi.
Nippon Steel to start making low-carbon ingredients for green steel
Steel production accounts for about 7% to 9% of global CO2 emissions.
Conservationists move to permanently protect areas around proposed Pebble mine
The United States' top environmental non-profit and a regional land trust have raised $20 million to permanently protect 44,000 acres of land.
