By Christine Chen SYDNEY, Feb 18 (Reuters) - U.S. aluminium company Alcoa will pay A$55 million ($38.9 million) to remediate native forest it illegally cleared in Western Australia in order to mine ...
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Alcoa of Australia will undertake a strategic assessment of its current and potential future mining areas through to 2045, following recent amendments to the Federal Government’s Environment ...
US mining giant Alcoa is forced to pay $55 million after unlawfully clearing parts of a Western Australian native forest to mine bauxite.
Alcoa (AA) will pay A$55M (about $38.9M) to restore native forest it cleared without approval in Western Australia to mine ...
Alcoa Corporation (NYSE: AA, ASX: AAI) ("Alcoa" or the "Company"), today announced Alcoa of Australia has agreed with the Australian Federal Government to further modernize the approvals framework for ...
Alcoa has agreed to pay $55 million to restore a forest habitat that's home to protected species after clearing it for bauxite mining without approvals.
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