Revealed: IoT’s vital role in monitoring mining’s environmental impact
The risk of tailings failures is an increasing challenge for mining – with an ever-present need to protect workers, communities…
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Ed Pearcey
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Examining mining insurance in a world of growing uncertainty
The world’s need and desire for mined material of all sorts shows no sign of abating, but mining operations are…
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Copper opportunity in Latin America: new issue of MINE out now!
The July issue of MINE magazine is out now, with articles focusing on Latin America, critical minerals and developments in…
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Surface mining: assessing global equipment trends
Surface mining uses a variety of often highly specialised equipment such as trucks, dozers and excavators for extracting resources from…
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As Albanese returns, what next for Australia’s mining and minerals?
When Anthony Albanese, leader of Australia’s Labor Party, secured his second term as prime minister in May of this year…
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A new approach to dealing with the dangers of tailings
Mining is a process that produces vast amounts of material, for which the industry is trying to find a sustainable…
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Q&A: Reducing emissions and energy use in comminution
As the mining sector faces growing pressure to extract critical minerals more sustainably, the focus on comminution – still the…
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The potential of electric vehicles for decarbonising mining
With environmental concerns now firmly at the centre of strategic decision making in the global mining industry, it may be…
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Assessing AI’s growing role in crushing and grinding
Crushing and grinding remains one of the most energy-intensive processes in mining, often accounting for almost half of a mining…
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Why the US needs a critical minerals deal with Ukraine
So near, yet so far. Just when we thought that an end to Russia’s war with Ukraine was in sight…