Environment
Examining a wider scopeMining companies are communicating with suppliers and customers about upstream and downstream emissions in attempts to meet emissions targets
Mining companies are communicating with suppliers and customers about upstream and downstream emissions in attempts to meet emissions targets
January 17, 2023

Electric car charging stations at Agnico Eagle’s operations and offices help reduce the company’s GHG Scope 3 emissions related to employee travel. Courtesy of Agnico Eagle Mines
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