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Activist investor demands Glencore keep its coal unit and move listing to Sydney

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Activist investor demands Glencore keep its coal unit and move main listing to Sydney
Activist investor demands Glencore keep its coal unit and move main listing to Sydney

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The use of coal, a staple of heating and electricity-generation for decades, is in decline in the United States — supplanted by newly abundant production of natural gas — but is still dominant in some parts of the world. While economical, coal use is particularly problematic as international attention focuses increasingly on climate change.

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