Mining and Metals

Could copper help fight COVID-19? Three lessons from Chile

An industry tour group walk inside the Codelco El Teniente copper mine, the world's largest underground copper mine near Rancagua, Chile August 13, 2020. Picture taken August 13, 2020. REUTERS/Fabian Cambero - RC2RDI9JEW91

An industry tour group walk inside the Codelco El Teniente copper mine, the world's largest underground copper mine near Rancagua, Chile August 13, 2020. Image: REUTERS/Fabian Cambero

Constanza Cea
Executive Director , Imagen de Chile
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