China leads world in energy transition, Wood Mackenzie says
The world’s second-largest economy leads the energy transition and is on track to source half of its power from low-carbon energy.
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Beijing pledged on Thursday to increase its budget deficit, issue more debt and loosen monetary policy.
Australia’s $211 billion nuclear plan to change uranium mining
The opposition's plan would require lifting uranium mining bans in certain states, creating new production hubs.
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Canada weighs export taxes on uranium, oil if Trump starts trade war
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China tightens rules to curb methane emissions from coal mines
More than 150 countries have already pledged to cut methane by 30% by 2030.
Heliostar plans for January restart of La Colorada mine in Mexico
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Taylor Swift’s tunes rock Vancouver’s economy, but mining keeps the beat
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