New episode: Q&A with Sweden’s nuclear power chief
Sweden’s nuclear landscape has done a 180-turn in recent years, moving from plans for a phase-out now to ambitions for an…
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New episode: Sustainable reporting in mining
How do you measure sustainability in mining? The question sits at the centre of the Global Reporting Initiative’s (GRI) first…
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Trump reverses key Obama-era climate ruling on greenhouse gases
US President Donald Trump has cancelled a seminal ruling from the Barack Obama administration concerning greenhouse gases (GHGs), a decision…
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Renewable electricity adoption within mining
Mining is an energy-intensive process, and its need for consistent power has historically led to the use of fossil fuel…
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Canada’s Teck Resources announces new business and leadership structure
Canada’s Teck Resources has revealed a new corporate structure focused on two regional business divisions, North America and Latin America,…
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“Absolutely broken” promises for Lithium Triangle’s indigenous communities
For indigenous communities in the Lithium Triangle, the rush for the metal should have brought untold wealth. Instead, it has…
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Mining volcanic brine: a new era of mining could be about to erupt
Discovering and accessing viable mineral resources remains a constant pressure across the mining sector, requiring time, money and technology. Even…
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McKinsey’s Roland Rechtsteiner on the energy transition and commodities markets
Commodities markets have seen rapid growth over recent years, attracting new players and creating new opportunities for a transitioning energy…
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How “energy-hungry AI” is straining grids and spreading climate disinfo
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has previously been heralded as a potentially invaluable tool in the fight against climate change, but a…
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Disused coal mines in England to be mapped for clean energy potential
Dan Norris, the Mayor of the West of England, has pledged funding to explore the potential use of old, flooded…
