Coal trade issue of China and Australia hurting Mongolia’s environment
Last year China turned its back on Australian coal; in October, customs officials in China began rejecting shipments of coking coal from Australia. Beijing claimed...
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Revaluation of Romania’s enormous mineral wealth
At the level of the National Agency for Mineral Resources (NAMR) a quantitative, qualitative and value revaluation action is in full swing, for over 700...
Coal sector will have decrease in production this year in EU
The COVID-19 pandemic and its economic consequences has already resulted in a significant decline of coal demand in the EU, forcing many leading local producers...
Coalmine Pljevlja in Montenegro recorded higher net profit in 2019
Pljevlja coalmine’s operating income reached 47.17 million euros at the end of December 2019, which is by 9.1 % more than in in 2018, according...
Polish and Czech dispute over Polish lignite mine and power plant
Poland has some of the worst air quality in the European Union, so it is no wonder why Poland’s planned expansion of its Turów lignite...
How valuable is Kosovo’s mineral wealth?
One of the present myths in the public is that NATO countries have supported the war in Kosovo in order to own the inexhaustible Kosovo...
Serbia: A neoliberal blast on mining
The results of the operation of modern mineral raw materials business arrangements are visible, and the good will not come by itself, it should be...
What Are The Major Natural Resources Of Macedonia?
Iron ore, copper, zinc, etc., are some of the major natural resources of North Macedonia. Macedonia, officially known as the Republic of North Macedonia,...
Climate Activists Invade East German Coal Mines in Protest
Climate activists protested at open-pit coal mines in eastern Germany, pouring onto the premises to urge the government to immediately halt the use of coal...
How long will Santander continue to profit from Polish coal expansion?
The Spanish bank’s use of ‘ESG loans’ for companies with fossil fuel expansion plans is part of a dangerous new trend Poland’s fiercely pro-coal...