50 shades of grey: why decarbonisation in the mining sector is not always black and white

Ever increasing scrutiny

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The mining sector operates under constant and ever-increasing scrutiny. From employees, local communities and politicians, all the way to international investors, governments and intergovernmental bodies. There is tremendous pressure to improve the developmental, social and environmental behaviours of the industry.

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