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Tag: Mining
Cumbrian campaigners warn minister of legal action over coalmine
Group tells Robert Jenrick it intends to contest his decision not to challenge plans for new deep mine
Chad halts lake’s world heritage status request over oil exploration
Exclusive: African state says it has agreements with oil companies in Lake Chad area
Rio Tinto to pay out record $9bn in dividends for 2020
Mining group benefits from iron ore demand and China’s economic recovery
Northern Territory faces legal action over decision to reduce security bond on McArthur River mine
Conservationists and traditional owners want to ensure there is enough money to rehabilitate area when Glencore mining ends
‘Too good to be true’: the deal with an Isis-linked Australian family that betrayed PNG’s most marginalised
A sustainable forestry project established to develop PNG’s Western Province has become mired in an international corruption scandal
Boris Johnson bringing ‘ignominy’ to UK over go-ahead for Cumbrian coalmine
Work on the Woodhouse Colliery due to begin this year pits climate protection against jobs
Jenrick criticised over decision not to block new Cumbria coal mine
Environmental campaigners say failure to call in West Cumbria Mining planning application ‘jaw-dropping’
Australian coal shipments to China at standstill amid unresolved trade tensions
No ships left the big ports in Queensland and NSW in December ahead of Beijing resetting coal import quotas for the new year
Electric cars are not perfect, but they are a good start
The use of lithium in rechargeable vehicle batteries is problematic but this shouldn’t derail attempts to decarbonise our environment, writes Jamie Adam, while Jim Grozier believes we need infrastructure that discourages car use