Antarctica may hold the key to regulating mining in space
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Codelco says over $15 million in damages due to strike at Salvador mine
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BHP Billiton axing other 380 jobs at its Olympic Dam
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British investment fund to buy Anglo’s mines in Chile
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Aluminium-Intensive XE is most fuel efficient Jaguar ever
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