Australian state approved plans that would damage Aboriginal sites
In the past year, New South Wales' heritage protection body has approved all of the development applications received.
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Sabina updates feasibility on 15-year ‘world-class’ project in Nunavut
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Freeport to expand US copper mines as Biden moves to electrify the nation
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World’s two largest asset managers have invested $170bn in coal
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Gold price extends decline on surging bond yields
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