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Australia sacred sites seen remaining under threat after mine law reform
Australia sacred sites seen remaining under threat after mine law reform |
Ero Copper hits best drill intercept at Curaçá, stock rises
Ero Copper hits best drill intercept at Curaçá, stock rises |
Turkish July-shipment scrap purchases match June
Steelmakers are still expected to purchase another 50,000-100,000t of July-shipment deep-sea scrap, but almost all of their requirements have been met. |
India’s renewables capacity growth to outstrip coal
Growth in India's renewable energy capacity is on course to easily outpace the expansion of its coal-power fleet in the current decade, given the country's broader plan to cut its dependence on the thermal fuel. |
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World crude steel production for the 64 countries reporting to the World Steel Association (worldsteel) was 148.8 million tonnes (Mt) in May 2020, an 8.7% decrease compared to May 2019. |
US HRC: Prices fall as mills struggle with spot orders
Spot prices for flat-rolled steel in the US fell again this week as mills struggled to book new spot orders. |
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