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Syrah Resources said ongoing protests have forced a default on loans worth up to about $250 million.
Though coal production is falling in the region, the Interior Department’s plan to halt leasing has drawn the ire of Republicans and industry.
The Energy Department acknowledged Syrah Resources faces challenges due to political unrest in Mozambique but said the company continues to pay back a $102 million loan.
House Republicans are hoping to address Democratic concerns in the next Congress.
A trade group is asking the federal government to investigate whether China is illegally cratering prices and impose tariffs of up to 920 percent.
The president and Democratic leaders bucked some environmentalists in advancing the law.
By Jennifer Yachnin, Heather Richards, Kevin Bogardus, Hannah Northey | 12/20/2024 01:56 PM EST
The Biden administration formally nominated the refuge — which is at the center of a mining fight — for inclusion on the list.
Mining executives are calling on the incoming administration to create an entity or position to bolster domestic mining and reduce reliance on China.
A top Biden official overseeing mine safety hopes the incoming administration will keep a long-stalled silica dust rule intact and support strong enforcement staffing.
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