MMC Norilsk Nickel (MNOD)
29-Apr-2021 / 14:45 MSK
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PRESS RELEASE
Public Joint Stock Company «Mining and Metallurgical Company «NORILSK NICKEL»(PJSC MMC Norilsk Nickel , Nornickel or the Company )
NORNICKEL REPORTS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PERFORMANCE IN 2020
Moscow - April 29, 2021 - MMC Norilsk Nickel, the world s largest refined nickel and palladium producer, has released the results of its sustainability efforts in 2020.
Nornickel has retained leadership in the global metals and mining industry in terms of industrial health and safety. The injury rate has fallen to a record level. The Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate (LTIFR) reduced further to 0.21 per 1,000,000 man-hours in 2020 from 0.32 in 2019. The total number of occupational accidents decreased 32% year-on-year.
Insight
7 Apr 2021, 08:43
We are delighted to be a Place North West Insight contributor for 2021 and look forward to providing a series of articles on the planning system and topical issues.
For readers who do not yet know us, we are Planning Consultants based in Preston, Lancashire. Headed up by Deborah Smith and Graham Love, we have a team of six consultants working with private and public sector clients in housing, health, education, commercial and industrial sectors across the northwest. We may be small in size, but we are big on experience and are working on some of the region’s most exciting projects such as Pioneer Place in Burnley, the Liverpool Cancer Hospital and Bailrigg Garden Village near Lancaster.
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ENVIRONMENT campaigners have claimed Dorset’s draft Local Plan proposals for 39,000 new homes in the county over the next 17 years should be halved. The Dorset Climate Action Network says the current Dorset target is flawed and could not be achieved without damage to Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and greenfield sites and would impede the council’s own climate strategy to cut greenhouse gas emissions. They also say it would be against Government planning policy to protect the best green spaces. Professor Michael Dower and the Dorset Climate Action Network claim in a letter to Dorset Council that the planning portfolio holder Cllr David Walsh is wrong when he suggests Government housing targets have to be followed and that the county needs to also allow for 9,000 extra homes which Bournemouth and Poole is unable to accommodate.