Launceston, Australia — BHP Group may just have set the template for how resource companies will deal with the challenge of climate change, even if some of its competitors would prefer a course of more talk and less action.

The world’s biggest miner announced on July 23 that it will invest $400m over five years to reduce emissions...

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