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Markets 2 years ago
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Miners shift to LNG for smelters amid mounting ESG pressure
The general trend in switching to LNG as a so-called bridge fuel is a cautionary tale, say experts, given the country's declining reserves and the fact that natural gas is still a fossil fuel, albeit with lower emissions.
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