The world’s top miners on Tuesday committed to a goal of net zero direct and indirect carbon emissions by 2050 or sooner, the International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) said.

“ICMM members’ collective commitment to net zero scope one (direct) and two (indirect) greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 is a pivotal moment in our history,” CEO Rohitesh Dhawan said in an open letter signed by the 28 chiefs of the world’s largest miners.

The announcement comes before next month’s U.N.

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Germany says goodbye to the eda black diamond. The last mine of Bottrop, which was active in the country, was removed for the last time yesterday. Thus, in Germany, coal-mining mines have become history. During the generations in the Ruhr Region, also known as the oldu Coal Basin Ruh, the bread gate for millions of people, including the Turks, was closed.

In Germany, which was one of the major industrial countries in the world and owed an important part of the German economic miracle after World War II to coal from its mines, in the 1950s, 600 thousand miners were extracting their bread from coal.

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