Climate Activists Outraged as Siemens Backs Adani Mining Project in Australia

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By Deutsche WelleJan 13, 2020, 10:31 am501 ptsHot
Siemens has announced it will remain involved in a controversial coal mining project in Australia, despite massive environmental criticism as the country continues to be ravaged by bushfires. None The German engineering conglomerate has a contract worth roughly €18 million ($20 million) which requires Siemens…

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Climate Activists Outraged as Siemens Backs Adani Mining Project in Australia

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