Carbon Emissions From Base Metals And Cop 15

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
M. J. Farrell
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Jan 1, 2010

Abstract

Mining is a significant emitter of greenhouse gases and is the focus of increasing attention from green groups and regulators. Miners need to know their own carbon emissions and how they compare with the rest of the industry. Miners and mining companies need to know where they fit in the emissions curve. Who is in the bottom quartile? This article updates data from minecost.com which detail the specific carbon dioxide emissions for over 200 mines producing 90% or more of western world copper, zinc, lead and nickel in 2009. This data shows the potential impact on mine economics of proposed carbon taxation regimes and emissions trading schemes proposed at COP 15 in Copenhagen during December.
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APA: M. J. Farrell  (2010)  Carbon Emissions From Base Metals And Cop 15

MLA: M. J. Farrell Carbon Emissions From Base Metals And Cop 15. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2010.

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