In January, one such dam operated by miner Vale SA, the world's largest iron ore miner, collapsed, unleashing a wave of mud that likely killed more than 300 people Brazil's government on Monday ...

A new international mining sector standard, compiled by some of the industry’s most powerful players, is the latest example ...

More than 620,000 individuals are seeking £36 billion in compensation for damages caused by a deluge of deadly sludge that poured through towns when a tailings dam burst.

Last year’s total marked the highest output since a 2019 mining disaster at Vale’s iron ore operations in southeastern Brazil triggered yearslong disruptions. Vale’s record year was 2018 ...

a tailings-dam collapse at the Samarco mine in Brazil, co-owned by Vale and BHP Group Ltd., killed 19 and caused what analysts described as that country’s worst environmental disaster to date.

Besides Trump's withdrawal already from the Paris climate agreement, advocates fear he'll cut U.S. funding for policing that ...

An international institute that seeks to improve the safety of reservoirs that store toxic waste from mining known as tailings ... SA killed 272 people in the Brazilian town of Brumadinho.

“Power demand from data centers has about doubled over the last five years, and we expect it will quadruple over the next 15 ...

Clean energy believes industry's profit potential will sell far better in current climate of nationalism and tycoon ...

Shares of the miner rose 1% to A$40.67 per share in early trade, while the broader mining index ... Samarco dam collapse in Brazil. Vale felt the impact of the same disaster, reporting a 15% ...

The collapse of the dam at the iron ore mine, near the city of Mariana in south-eastern Brazil, unleashed a wave of tailings ...