JSW Steel slows process of buying stake in Teck coal unit
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Study points to need to clean up legacy mining pollution that poses health risks to millions
It is estimated that 23 million people living on the world’s floodplains are being exposed to potentially dangerous concentrations of toxic waste, a new study finds.
Fortescue to divert carbon offset funds to decarbonization
The company also said it will eliminate million liters of diesel it uses per year, rather than offsetting them.
Philippines hopes to boost cooperation with US in mining and batteries
Philippines see the March agreement between the United States and Japan on critical minerals as a model.
Rio Tinto halts mine work as second indigenous site damaged
A Pilbara scrub tree and a one square meter rock fell from the overhang of a rock shelter in an area adjacent to the site.
Norway’s Storebrand raises seabed mining concerns with Kongsberg
Norway could become the first country to start commercial deep sea mining if a government plan is approved by its parliament.
Kodal Minerals lithium project in Mali unfazed by new law
Mali's government has confirmed the firm's license to mine Bougouni will be “administered in accordance” with the terms of the previous law.
Australia, US, Canada, UK commit $76 million to clean energy research
Projects on a completely renewable energy power grid and hydrogen production are being developed under the National Science Foundation Global Centers program.
Southern Copper says Peru output to reach 400,000 tonnes this year
The company could add 470,000 tonnes of copper output in the country over the next decade if projects in the pipeline come online as planned.