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Responsible mining commission backed by $11 trillion of investors « Carbon Pulse

Responsible mining commission backed by $11 trillion of investors « Carbon Pulse
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Can mining clean up its act to meet soaring demand for green metals?

New commission hopes to achieve wide-ranging reform in the industry.

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ANALYSIS-Can mining clean up its act to meet soaring demand for green metals? – by Jack Graham (Thomson Reuters Foundation – January 27, 2023)

ANALYSIS-Can mining clean up its act to meet soaring demand for green metals? – by Jack Graham (Thomson Reuters Foundation – January 27, 2023)
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ANALYSIS-Can mining clean up its act to meet soaring demand for green metals?

Green transition will drive demand for minerals and metals New investor-led commission aims to make mining more sustainable Experts urge dialogue with communities affected by industry By Jack Graham LONDON, Jan 27 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In January 2019, a tailings dam from an iron ore mine burst near the southeast Brazilian town of Brumadinho, unleashing a deadly avalanche of muddy waste that killed an estimated 270 people. The anniversary of the disaster - Jan. 25 - is a painful day for Angelica Amanda Andrade, whose sister Natalia died aged 32.

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