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14
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2018
Anglo says cleaning up mining will earn it billions in profitBy:DIVERSIFIED MINING Mining is a dirty business, but Anglo American CEO Mark Cutifani says it doesn’t have to be.
The miner of everything from copper to diamonds to iron ore is overhauling its sustainability targets, and predicts it can earn an extra $9-billion through 2030 by improving the way it mines and boosting relations with governments and communities.
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