BARRY FITZGERALD

Gold investors want fair dinkum emissions reporting

AUSTRALIAN gold producers have been lining up to declare that they intend to achieve net zero emission status by 2050, writes <b>Barry FitzGerald</b>.

Barry FitzGerald
 Gold miners are going greener. Image: iStock/Bee30

Gold miners are going greener. Image: iStock/Bee30

It's all a bit weird because the vast majority of gold mines around today won't be producing in 2050 anyway. They will have been depleted long before 2050 rolls around. So if the growing commitment...

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