BHP wins first major environmental approval to expand Chile's Escondida copper mine, unlocking up to $14.7 billion in work to commence.
BHP Group has received its first major environmental approval to expand its Escondida copper mine in Chile, enabling a tranche of work worth up to $14.7 billion to commence.
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