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Main Corporate Website
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XPS
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Glencore Technology
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Zipatank
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Hypersparge
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IsaKidd
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IsaMill
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IsaSmelt
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JamesonCell
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Albion Process
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Viterra
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Aquarius Energy
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Glencore in South Africa
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Glencore in the DRC
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Mutanda Mining
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Kamoto Copper Company
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Astron Energy
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Katanga Mining Limited
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Glencore Australia
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Viterra Australia
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Bulga Coal
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Liddell Coal
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Mangoola
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McArthur River Mine
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Mt Owen Complex
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Ravensworth operations
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Ulan Coal
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United Project
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Wandoan Coal
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West Wallsend
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Murrin Murrin
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Mount Isa Mines
The four pillars
Our sustainability strategy is underpinned by four pillars:
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Environment
Minimise our impact on the environment wherever we operate.
In South Africa, we want to ensure that the communities and environment surrounding our operations are healthy, resilient and prosperous long after our work has ended.
Our approach to sustainability is founded on our commitment to caring for the well-being of our people and planet. We deliver on this promise by contributing to employment, infrastructure development, training and education, and other initiatives that offer long-lasting social, economic and environmental benefits. These are particularly valuable in South Africa, where corporate support through partnerships is essential.
We measure our progress every step of the way, celebrating the milestones we achieve and acknowledging when there is more work to do. At every turn, we are open, objective and transparent in our work.
For further information relating to Glencore’s approach to environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, please view our ESG A to Z
Our Planet
To minimise this impact as best we can, we comply with the environmental management plans that have been approved by government to manage biodiversity
Both our Coal and Ferroalloys operations limit their water intake from freshwater sources, and optimise the ways that they use and recycle water. Our Coal division has built a water treatment plant that treats contaminated water and supplies potable water to nearby communities.
In line with South African legal requirements, we manage the quality of air around our operations every day, and have specific roles for air quality control and monitoring. We also preserve South Africa’s rich biodiversity through our rehabilitation activities, which involve reintroducing indigenous grassland species and eradicating invasive species. We continually strive to protect threatened and endangered plants and animals near our operations.
Downloads
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Sustainability Report
2022 Sustainability Report -
Payments to Governments Report
2022 Payments to Governments Report