Anglo American says output on track at Chilean mines despite virus surge
Anglo was the worst hit among its peers by coronavirus lockdowns in 2020.
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Six environmental organisations, including the World Wildlife Fund and Greenpeace, on Monday called on Norway to stop plans to open ocean areas for deep-sea mining.
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Rio Tinto commits to higher Citadel spend
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Pro-foreign investment Lasso wins Ecuador presidential election
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