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22.06.26 - 13:54
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Core sector growth slows to 0.5% in May as coal, refinery output contract (Times of India)
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India's core infrastructure sector saw a significant slowdown in May, growing by just 0.5% year-on-year. This dip was primarily driven by sharp contractions in coal, crude oil, natural gas, and refinery products. However, the situation was partially offset by robust growth in steel, cement, and electricity generation, offering a mixed picture for the economy's foundational industries....
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17.06.26 - 06:00
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Mongolian coal riding the rails towards a brighter future (SCMP)
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In southeastern Mongolia, not far from the Khangi border checkpoint with China, a railway track ends just short of the fence, awaiting the day when a direct connection to the country's prosperous southern neighbour becomes a reality.
But if everything goes according to plan, that day could come this year, with the track in Mongolia's Dornogovi province linking to an extension on the other side of the border that will allow transshipment and seamless rail delivery to China's Mandal port in the......
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15.06.26 - 17:49
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Trump wants to put a $75m coal terminal in this liberal California city. Residents aren′t having it (The Guardian)
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Residents of West Oakland, which suffers from toxic waste and high pollution rates, rally against a coal export facilityWest Oakland, a California neighborhood known for its rich history of Black activism from the Pullman Porters' union to the Black Panthers, might not seem like the site of the country's next great coal project.But that's exactly what the Trump administration is pushing for – with the injection of $75m to build a sprawling coal export terminal in the nearby port of Oakland. Continue reading......
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