US EditionFour Strategies for Closing Mining’s Extreme Weather Resilience Gap
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Four strategies for closing mining’s extreme weather resilience gap
Image: Getty ImagesMining in Australia is facing an increasingly unpredictable weather landscape, with companies balancing operational risks against growing climate uncertainty. A new report from FM, “Ready for the Storm: Closing the Extreme Weather Resilience Gap”, highlights the urgent need for mining operators to rethink their resilience strategies. “Mining in Australia is not easy. Every decision must balance business survival and operationa…
Extreme weather forces 250 million to leave homes in 10 years
Climate shocks are undermining refugees’ chances of recovery, increasing humanitarian needs, and amplifying the risks of repeated displacement. Aerial view of buildings affected by rising sea levels in Honduras © UNHCR/Santi PalaciosA quarter of a billion people have been displaced due to weather-related disasters in the past decade, according to the UN.The figure comes from the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR). It warns that as of mid-2025, 117 millio…
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