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When two tribes go to war, mining generally loses

As the battle for land access heats up, mining faces a threat from another source

Renewable projects can take up a lot of land that explorers might already have their eyes on. Photo: Shutterstock

Renewable projects can take up a lot of land that explorers might already have their eyes on. Photo: Shutterstock

Renewable energy projects loom as a threat to mining companies trying to get access to land to explore. It turns out some of these wind farms and solar plants want to set up on ground these explorers...

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