Court told Anglo turned blind eye to Zambian lead poisoning
A hearing to determine whether a lawsuit can be classified as a class action for as many as 140,000 people began Friday.
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Peru unrest threatens to choke off almost 2% of global copper supply
Protests in Peru are threatening to choke off access to almost $4 billion worth of copper.