BHP Billiton
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BHP Billiton is an international mining firm which describes itself as "the world's largest diversified resources company". It mainly deals in minerals and petrochemicals.
BHPB profits in 2006 exceeded US$10 billion.
It has been accused of environmental vandalism, displacing indigenous people, and unfair union controls [1].
Subsidiaries
BHP Billiton is the 100% owner of Uranium miner Western Mining Corporation.
Personnel
- Don Argus, Chairman
- Chip Goodyear, Chief Executive Officer
- Tom Harley, President Corporate Development
- Ian Wood, Vice-President of Sustainable Development and Community Relations
Other SourceWatch resources
External links
- Business & Human Rights Resource Centre, BHP Billiton resources, accessed February 2004.
- Peter Crush, "CSR: Let actions speak louder than words", PR Week, September 16, 2005. (Sub req'd).
- Burton, Bob. BHP admits Ok Tedi mine is environmental disaster, Asian Times Online, 17 September 2006.
- Friends of the Earth Brisbane, BHP AGM: Olympic Dam will continue to operate outside law, 29 November 2006.