Vale sees expenses with Brumadinho disaster at $2.7bn to $3.2bn in 2021
Vale also sees its financial expenses in 2021 at $0.8-billion to $1.1-billion.
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Alrosa boosts cooperation with Congo after Angola leak
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Human, environmental costs of sand, gravel mining overlooked — study
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Asante Gold traces plan to fast-track Bibiani to production
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‘Tiger on my farm’: Indian coal mining hub brings new dangers for villagers
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WPIC switches 2021 platinum forecast from deficit to surplus
The roughly 8 million ounce a year market will be oversupplied by 190,000 ounces in 2021, the WPIC said.
