Mining company Vedanta Zinc International, which owns Black Mountain Mining (BMM) in South Africa, appointed consulting firm WSP in Africa’s sustainability specialist consultants to assist in achieving a Net Zero Carbon level rating for the mine’s white office. ''BMM wanted to use our services for the net-zero initiative, as we are very experienced in sustainability ratings in South Africa,' WSP in Africa regional director Alison Groves says.
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