With the cost of removing overburden in a normal pit and the greater need for widening the pit, it does become more sensible to mine directly underground. Lots of iron mines in China are done this way. I would doubt if C1 costs would be higher as the cost of removing millions of tonnes of overburden is no longer required.
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