Norilsk: A blood red river runs through it
River near the eponymous city of world's top nickel and palladium miner turns crimson.
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Harmony eyes lift in total gold output to 1.5moz pa and to add wider African gold acquisitions
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EPA adds Colorado gold mine to new Superfund pollution sites
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