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Mining companies do a lot of good in the world and should be proud of that – but they should also be prepared for conflict, both internally over ESG and externally to fight their corner in the court of public opinion, delegates at a mining conference in London have heard.
Delegates said the mining industry should both collaborate to improve standards, and make the arguments heard when it does good in the world
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