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Dryblower and the threat of high-grading if China pushes hard with its environmental clean-up

IF China is serious about cleaning up its environment, and not simply sweeping a mess under the rug, then <i>Dryblower</i> reckons the mining industry ought to prepare for widespread market dislocation and the possible return of that most unwelcome practice; high-grading.

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Dryblower and the threat of high-grading if China pushes hard with its environmental clean-up

First warning comment about high-grading in the iron ore sector came earlier this month when the chairman of Fortescue Metals Group, Andrew Forrest, complained about the hefty discount being applied to...

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