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Sustainability Performance H1 2023: Script - Vimarsana News

Sustainability Performance H1 2023: Script

So half-way to our target 50% reduction. However, you can also see that decreases in the past couple of years have been more gradual. The latest improvements were due to... | April 20, 2023

Dramatic rescue images emerge as search continues for one man after two others rescued near Mackay - Vimarsana News

Dramatic rescue images emerge as search continues for one man after two others rescued near Mackay

Images have captured the moment two men were rescued in waters off the coast of central Queensland, having spent the night tied to a blue Esky after their boat overturned.

Remote Longwall Operations and the Future of Sustainable Mining - Vimarsana News

Remote Longwall Operations and the Future of Sustainable Mining

A major mining company, Anglo American, was recently awarded for its innovative use of remote autonomous systems in longwall coal mining.

FORCE MAJEURE: Massive global shutdowns are now under way for METALS SMELTING operations covering iron, copper, nickel, aluminum, zinc and STEEL - Vimarsana News

FORCE MAJEURE: Massive global shutdowns are now under way for METALS SMELTING operations covering iron, copper, nickel, aluminum, zinc and STEEL

Without metals and industrial elements -- steel, copper, aluminum, iron ore, nickel, zinc, titanium, etc. -- human civilization cannot exist. Nearly all manufacturing is dependent on metals for [...]

Are coal companies underreporting methane emissions? - Vimarsana News

Are coal companies underreporting methane emissions?

A controversy has broken out at the Hail Creek Mine over how much methane is emitted. How should Australians track emissions?