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schema:articleBody	Russian mining giant Norilsk Nickel faced pressure from a key shareholder on Tuesday to overhaul management after disasters including a massive Arctic fuel spill that sparked a state of emergency. Aluminium producer Rusal, which owns 28 percent in Norilsk Nickel, said it was "seriously concerned" over recent environmental accidents in the Russian Arctic and called for a shakeup in management. "What is currently happening at Nornickel invites to seriously question the competence of the company's management as well as their suitability to be in charge of running the business," Rusal said in a statement. It also criticised the management's "collective inertia" that it said was likely to lead to "damaging criticism from the environmental and investment communities". President Vladimir Putin declared a state of emergency after 21,000 tonnes of diesel leaked from a fuel storage tank at one of Norilsk Nickel's subsidiary plants in the Arctic in late May. A massive clean up effort involved trapping floating diesel with booms on crucial waterways to prevent it flowing into freshwater lakes. Putin has said he expected Norilsk Nickel to fully restore the environment. Rusal said it was calling on Norilsk Nickel to move its headquarters from Moscow to the Arctic city of Norilsk -- the site of several recent environmental accidents including the fuel spill. In the statement, the aluminium producer appealed to Norilsk Nickel to overhaul "corporate policies towards environmental and safety issues". Russia's environmental watchdog Rosprirodnadzor fined a Norilsk Nickel subsidiary 147.8 billion rubles ($2.05 billion) over the spill, but the company is contesting the sum. jbr/mm/jxb
schema:headline	Arctic spill fuels calls for shakeup at Russia mining giant
schema:mentions	Classification of inhabited localities in Russia Ruble Arctic Diesel fuel Aluminium Moscow President of Russia Russia Vladimir Putin Rusal Inertia Norilsk Nornickel Storage tank
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schema:datePublished	2020-07-14 (xsd:date)
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