Deep sea mining puts $560 billion in land extraction at risk — report
Even in optimal scenarios, the activity would generate only $6.25 million in tax revenue for countries involved, says Planet Tracker.
Oct 17 (Reuters) – BHP has not seen a material impact from current global trade tensions on its business but remains cautious in the near term, the world’s biggest miner said on Wednesday.
“We closely monitor the external environment, in particular the market volatility triggered by current global trade tensions. Though we have not seen a material impact on our business, we remain cautious in the near term,” Chairman Ken MacKenzie said in prepared remarks released ahead of the company’s annual general meeting in London.
BHP reported an 8 percent rise in first-quarter iron ore production on strong Chinese demand for high-grade ore but cut its fiscal 2019 guidance for copper production citing outages.
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