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Retrieved 2009-04-14. "Cordero Rojo Mine". Rio Tinto Energy America website. Rio Tinto Group. Retrieved 2009-04-14. Rio Tinto, 2009 Annual Report: Production &

Foley, "Arch Coal to Buy U.S. Mine From Rio for $761 Million" Bloomberg.com, March 12, 2009 Jacobs Ranch Mine, Rio Tinto Energy America "Major U.S. Coal Mines

reserves: Group mines: Energy", Rio Tinto website, 2010. Rio Tinto Energy America, "Welcome to Rio Tinto Energy America", Rio Tinto Energy America website, accessed

This number increased throughout the years, and in November 2010, Rio Tinto subsidiary Coal & Allied and its joint-venture partners, Wesfarmers, Mitsui

climate change science People against Rio Tinto and its Subsidiaries Rio Tinto Aboriginal Fund and the Rio Tinto WA Future Fund Kennecott Minerals Global

Mozambique", Rio Tinto press release, July 30, 2014. "ICVL to spend $300m to expand Benga mine in Mozambique", Mining Technology, August 11, 2014. "Rio Tinto completes

Summary", Rio Tinto website, accessed July 2010. Rio Tinto, "Key Achievements", Rio Tinto 2009 Annual Report, 2010. Rio Tinto, "Review of Operations", Rio Tinto

Media Release, September 30, 2010. Rio Tinto, 2009 Annual Report: Mineral resources", Rio Tinto, 2010. Rio Tinto, "Rio Tinto Coal Australia Financial Community

Australia, Rio Tinto Coal Australia, 55.6% NSC 9.5% Other Japanese 34.9% 7 million tonne per annum capacity; Hail Creek mine in Australia, Rio Tinto Coal Australia

per year. Coal & Allied, is 75% owned by Rio Tinto Coal Australia (RTCA), a wholly owned subsidiary of Rio Tinto., operates three mines in the Hunter Valley

(“KPC”) from Rio Tinto, transforming the company into Indonesia's largest coal miner. In 2003 Bumi Resources bought Kaltim Prima Coal, from Rio Tinto. In April

by Rio, Vale", Bloomberg, June 19, 2013. "Rio suspends Mozambique coal exports over security fears", Reuters, June 26, 2013. Rio Tinto, "Rio Tinto agrees

business." Rio Tinto, "Rio Tinto Coal Australia", Rio Tinto Operations & Financial Report, 2008. Rio Tinto and the FTSE4Good Index Rio Tinto's uranium mining

with 335,891 MW of capacity. The following companies (with their current subsidiaries) were the top producers of coal-fired electricity in the U.S. in 2005:

Mine, Coal Creek Mine) Rio Tinto Group/Kennecott Energy (Jacobs Ranch Mine, Cordero Rojo Mine Complex, Antelope Mine) Rio Tinto Group/Level 3 Communications

January 11, 2010. Rio Tinto, "Rio Tinto to move to compulsory acquisition of Riversdale", Media Release, June 17, 2011. Carli Lourens, "Rio May Add 25 Million

CEO Energy Rio Tinto, "Investor Seminar", Rio Tinto, September 2011, page 24. Doug Ritchie, CEO Energy Rio Tinto, "Investor Seminar", Rio Tinto, September

Treasurer Tim Nicholls that Rio Tinto had withdrawn its bid for additional port capacity. In a media release Nicholls stated that Rio Tinto had informed the government

Intercept, May 16, 2019. Rio Tinto, "Rio Tinto explores options to sell Rio Tinto Energy America", Media Release, November 8, 2007. Rio Tinto, "Filing of a Registration

The company is 75% owned by Rio Tinto Coal Australia (RTCA), a wholly owned subsidiary of Rio Tinto. Coal & Allied, Rio Tinto states, operates three mines