One of the strangest chapters in copper mining is drawing to a close
When copper prices are swinging this wildly it’s easy to lose sight of the giant hole that exists in the industry where dynamite meets bedrock.
Workers employed by Colombian coal giant Cerrejon began a strike Thursday in Guajira, in the north of the country, suspending activity at its mine. Sintracarbon is one of the country's oldest unions with about 5,900 members, including permanent and outsourced workers. According...
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