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Mining firm Rio Tinto pulls out of Pebble Mine

In latest blow to controversial Pebble Mine project in Alaska, global mining firm Rio Tinto said it will divest its 19% stake in project, donating its shares to two state charities

By Undercurrent News | April 8, 2014 09:08 BST
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The global mining firm Rio Tinto announced it will divest its 19% stake in the controversial Pebble Mine project in Alaska, donating its shares to two state charities, reports Washington Post [...]

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