Coal output in US seen rising most since 1990 on global demand
American coal production this year will swell 15% to meet stronger demand for electricity at home and abroad, according to the US Energy Department.
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Canadian miner says Rio has no right to call or hold a meeting of the joint venture that does not yet exist.
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Rio Tinto, POSCO join forces to cut steel sector emissions
Partnership will explore a range of technologies for decarbonization across the value chain from iron ore mining to steelmaking.
Why gold loves arsenic
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Australia must weigh climate change in mine approvals — court
Federal judge has ruled the environment minister has a duty to consider risks emissions pose to young people when approving coal mines or expansions.
Copper supply gap to emerge in second half of the decade — report
LME cash copper prices are expected to average $4.20 per lb. in 2021 and $3.96 per lb. in 2022, according to the inaugural edition of Critical Metals for a Sustainable World.
