The October issue of MINE magazine is out now, with articles looking at copper production in the US, Oman and Zambia, the world’s first full battery electric dump truck, carbon sequestration’s commercial opportunity and more.
In this issue, we spotlight copper as nations race to increase production and secure supply for the critical energy transition mineral.
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We begin in the US, assessing the viability and challenges of President Donald Trump’s pledge to “bring copper home”, before turning to Oman’s copper revival. We then report on the ground from Zambia’s Kansanshi copper mine, for which the country made its biggest copper investment in a decade this August.
On the technology front, we review the world’s first full battery electric dump truck, which is undergoing real-world testing in Zambia, and speak to Arca’s Sean Lowrie on how mining companies can unlock a $1.3trn commercial opportunity through permanent carbon sequestration. We also examine technological approaches to managing mineworker fatigue in both surface and underground operations.
In an interview for our series on inspiring women in mining, Dr Sue Keay, director of the UNSW AI Institute, draws on her experience in both the robotics and critical minerals industries to underscore the need to bring more women into STEM and mining leadership.
Read all this and more insights into the global mining industry in the latest issue of MINE.
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In our final issue of 2025, we review the defining trends of the year and share a 2026 outlook for the mining sector.
We examine Africa’s critical minerals boom, from the US-China rivalry to secure the continent’s resources to the progress of projects being developed under the EU’s Critical Raw Materials Act.
We also spotlight the potential of district-scale mining, set to reshape Peru’s silver industry.
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