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Running down a coal mine could beat selling it - Vimarsana News

Running down a coal mine could beat selling it

BHP Group’s decision to wind down its Mount Arthur coal mine rather than sell to a private buyer will shorten the mine’s operating lifespan and reduce overall expected carbon emissions. It underlines how a strategy of running down a coal mine may beat divestment for real world carbon impact.“Would that...

Australian super funds include fossil fuels in 'sustainable' options, investor activists say | Australia news - Vimarsana News

Australian super funds include fossil fuels in 'sustainable' options, investor activists say | Australia news

Market forces says its research shows ‘climate wrecker’ companies with interests in coal included in portfolios of ethical offerings

Tamaki Makaurau's very own wannabe Trump « The Standard - Vimarsana News

Tamaki Makaurau's very own wannabe Trump « The Standard

What started out as an ego driven campaign is now developing into full blown Trumism as Leo Molloy thrashes around attempting to court attention in the belief, Trump like, that it will convert into political support.

Foot-shooting the sanctions' lockstep « The Standard - Vimarsana News

Foot-shooting the sanctions' lockstep « The Standard

RNZ's "The Detail" asked are New Zealand's sanctions against Russia working? They aren't, but one detail we learnt that MFAT has 100 staff members assigned to sorting out their complications!! What a waste.

BHP's failed NSWEC sale good for EBITDA: Mac - Vimarsana News

BHP's failed NSWEC sale good for EBITDA: Mac

Macquarie’s sell-side analysts reckon BHP’s un-sellable New South Wales Energy Coal (NSWEC) could tip in US$1.3 billion EBITDA ($1.85 billion) as thermal coal prices perk up. 

Source: afr.com