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Climate change, ESG obligations will make water issues more challenging for miners
“Water isn’t just a technical issue, it is very much a stakeholder issue”, ERM partner Caroline Vail stated during a panel hosted by international law firm Fasken on March 11. |
UK government intervenes in deep coal mine plan
Britain's government has intervened in a plan for a new deep coal mine in northern England after climate change advisers said the project would "increase global emissions". |
As Glencore walks, Colombia envisages decades of coal mining
Glencore may be walking away from its Colombian coal mines, but Colombia isn’t. |
AISI Publishes Five Cold-Formed Steel Test Standards
The American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) has published five cold-formed steel test standards. |
Mining production down in January, but mineral sales up almost 25%
Mining production decreased by 6.2% year-on-year in January, with the largest negative contributors being platinum group metals (PGMs), coal and gold, according to the latest Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) report. |
India JSHL's stainless steel sales and profits will continue to grow from October to December 2020
According to a report issued by India's Jindal stainless steel (Hisar) Co., Ltd. (JSHL), in the first three quarters of the fiscal year 2020 / 2021 (April to December 2020), its stainless steel sales totaled 394157 tons, with a year-on-year increase of 22% and... |
Merafe: demand for ferrochrome will recover in 2021
Coronavirus pandemic is expected to boost the demand for ferrochrome in 2021, mineral company Merafe said. |
Iron-ore sees year's second-worst week on China pollution crackdown
Benchmark Asian iron ore futures fell on Friday and were on track for their second-biggest weekly loss so far this year, as moves in China to restrict steel mills' highly-pollutive operations and reduce production capacity weighed on sentiment. |
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