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Rio Tinto is spending $20 million to create a conservation area in Western Australia to help protect local wildlife.

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Rio Tinto is joining mining partners to fund a $20 million wildlife corridor in Western Australia. It aims to protect native species, but the report does not say how much Rio Tinto is paying or describe a business result.

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Protecting wildlife can help Rio Tinto manage its effects in the regions where it mines. The $20 million project also involves spending, and the report gives no expected savings, added sales, or other business result. Those facts leave the company's outlook unchanged.

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