Nutrien sees long-lasting disruption to fertilizer market from Russian invasion
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could result in prolonged disruptions to the global supply of potash and nitrogen crop nutrients.
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A recent survey found that only 30% of Georgia residents support new coal-fired power plants.
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Russia accounts for an estimated 10% of global steel trade.
BHP says it must do more to address toxic workplace culture
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‘Uncertainties’ for Kinross Gold’s Russian operations amidst conflict — BMO
International sanctions limit the ability of Russian domestic banks to purchase Kinross’s produced gold.
Glencore reviewing stakes in two Russian companies
Glencore currently owns a 10.55% stake in En+ Group, the controlling shareholder of aluminum giant United Co.
Alcoa CEO affirms promise of no new aluminum smelters
The company vowed to only build low-emission mills using technology from a venture dubbed Elysis.
The 50 minerals critical to US security
This graphic lists all of the minerals that the government deemed critical to both the economic and national security of the United States.
