And equally a country that had expertise.” Brazilian court clears BHP, Vale and Samarco of charges in 2015 dam disaster The drive to set up the institute came after the disaster at Brumadinho ...

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.

six years after the collapse of a dam owned by Vale SA killed 272 people in the Brazilian town of Brumadinho. The Global Tailings Management Institute will oversee independent audits and the ...

Several mid-level Vale company executives have been arrested in the wake of the disaster, which comes less than four years after a similar deadly collapse at another upstream dam co-owned by Vale ...

A new international mining sector standard, compiled by some of the industry’s most powerful players, is the latest example of an industry initiative that fails to hold its members accountable for ...

Vale S.A., one of the world’s largest mining companies, has reported its highest annual iron ore production since 2018. This milestone comes amid fluctuating stock markets and a global shift in ...

Gold hit a new record high and iron ore weathered a Trumpian storm, but lithium, coal and uranium battled in January.

Brazilian miner Vale SA’s shares plunged on Monday, wiping out nearly 62 billion reais (US$ 16.4 billion) in market value, after a tailing dam collapse ... is the second disaster in three ...

This increase is primarily due to provisions related to the deadly 2015 Samarco dam collapse in Brazil. Vale felt the impact of the same disaster, reporting a 15% decline in profits for the ...

It took nearly a decade for Brazil’s Samarco to recover from the fatal collapse of a dam at one of its iron ore mines in 2015 – a tragedy that […] ...