A Brazilian federal court ruled miners Vale , BHP Group and their joint venture Samarco are not criminally liable for the ...

BHP Group said it was waiting to formally receive the court ruling on the 2015 Fundão tailings dam collapse in Brazil after ...

A Brazilian court on Thursday cleared mining giants BHP and Vale, and their Brazilian joint venture Samarco, of responsibility over a 2015 dam collapse that caused the country's worst ever ...

The BHP Group, as with other mining giants, has much explaining to do in the way it has approached the environment.  It has become a master of the greenwashing experiment, an adept promoter of sham ...

Last week, mining giants BHP (ASX:BHP) and Vale (NYSE:VALE) signed a 170 billion reais ($45 billion) compensation deal with Brazil over the 2015 Mariana tailings dam collapse that killed 19 people.

Brazil’s mining regulator on Monday extended the deadlines by up to four years for the closing of many dangerous mine tailings dams like the one that collapsed in January at a Vale SA facility ...

Nineteen people were killed when 43 million tons of mining waste was released into the environment and nearby local villages when the mine’s Fundao tailings dam collapsed on November 5 ...

The collapse of the dam at the iron ore mine owned by Samarco, a joint venture between Vale and BHP, near the city of Mariana in southeastern Brazil, unleashed a wave of tailings in a disaster ...

Tailings dam collapse killed 19, polluted river in 2015 100 billion reais to be paid to authorities within 20 years President Lula attends signing of agreement BHP says outflows align with its ...

It follows years of protracted negotiations over reparations and damages from the disaster, when a tailings dam collapsed at Samarco’s mine in southeastern Brazil, unleashing a torrent of waste that ...

The collapse of the dam at the iron ore mine owned by Samarco, a joint venture between Vale and BHP, near the city of Mariana in south-eastern Brazil, unleashed a wave of tailings in a disaster ...

The permit allows the company to begin the disposing of tailings – discarded mined material – by December 2024. It comes after a July court decision that restricted Adriatic’s use of state ...