Coal going from winner to loser in India’s energy future
The problem is not its reserves, productions costs, or transportation. Renewable alternatives are just cheaper.
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China delays coal imports from Australia as tensions simmer
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Newcrest ups stake in Ecuador with Cornerstone deal
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Mining companies operating in Sub-Saharan Africa should invest in renewable energy — report
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IAMGOLD reports 23% growth in gold reserves
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