Molly Lempriere

Molly Lempriere is a features writer for NRI Digital, covering a range of energy topics.Before joining the team Molly worked as part of the editorial team at the European Business Review. She has contributed to a number of online magazines, in particular reviewing music and theatre for the Upcoming where she helped to cover both the London Film Festival and the Apple Music Festival.Molly studied English Literature at Brunel University.   

All articles by Molly Lempriere

1. In time: the world’s biggest mines

   2650 BC – Grimes Graves, Britain In Norfolk, England, lies one of the best preserved and largest Neolithic mine sites….
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   1 Apr
2. Time to talk about tailings dams

   On 25 January, a tailings dam at the Córrego do Feijão mine in Brumadinho, in the Minas Gerais region of…
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   27 Mar
3. Mapping natural risks for South American miners

   Eastern Pacific Ocean, South America: El Niño 2019 El Niño occurs every few years, when ocean temperatures rise leading to torrential rains,…
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   19 Mar
4. Project Live-MM: attracting talent to Australia’s minerals industry

   The skills gap in the mining industry is growing, with a recent report saying 82% of companies globally were finding…
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   13 Mar
5. A project to save time and energy with 3D printed mining parts

   As 3D printing becomes increasingly advanced, more and more industries are looking into its huge possibilities. Mining is no different,…
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   11 Mar
6. NIOSH releases new EXAMiner training software

   The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) has released a beta version of its new software, designed to…
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   15 Feb
7. Executives ambivalent about implementing mining safety measures

   According to a recent survey by DuPont Sustainable Solutions (DSS), mining company executives are not identifying and preparing adequately for…
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   14 Feb
8. Report shows Vale “knew” that Brumadinho dam was at risk of collapse

   Brazilian miner Vale was aware that the dam at its Brumadinho mine in the Minas Gerais region had a heightened risk of…
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   13 Feb
9. Mining the world’s rarest mineral in meteor craters

   Around 360 million years ago, in what is now Western Australia, a meteorite crashed to Earth, creating a crater some…
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   12 Feb
10. Developing Plateaus lithium project in Peru: the triangle becomes a square

    In July 2018, Canadian mining company Plateau Energy Metals began developing a lithium deposit in Peru. The minerology is unique,…
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    11 Feb