London — BHP, the biggest listed miner, aims to decide early in 2020 who has won a tender for liquefied natural gas (LNG)-fuelled transport to ship up to 27-million tonnes, or about 10%, of its iron ore to cut emissions by about a quarter, a senior executive said.

Miners are under pressure to become less polluting as society worries about the environment and investors increasingly regard a compelling sustainability strategy as an indication that a company is well-run...

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