Princeton University rekindles ties to fossil fuels
Faculty can now accept research funding from coal, gas, and oil companies for projects focused on reducing carbon emissions.
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Iron ore price plunges as China fails to deliver fresh stimulus
Iron ore price down more than 5% on Chinese stimulus disappointment.
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Hudbay settles longstanding lawsuits related to Guatemala nickel mine
The lawsuits were filed more than a decade ago by members of a remote Indigenous Mayan community.
US GoldMining stock soars after it doubles Whistler resource
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Ivanhoe Mines lowers full-year copper, zinc production guidance
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