The June issue of MINE magazine is out now, with articles focusing on deep-sea mining, critical minerals development, crushing and grinding, and more.
A month after US President Donald Trump issued an executive order that aims to drive seabed mineral development, the debate about deep-sea mining rages on.
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We dive into recent developments, with input from both environmental organizations and the mining sector on recent scientific research, and look at moves to achieve international regulation of deep-sea mining.
In critical minerals, we look how the Caremag project in south-west France is aiming to put Europe back on the map by meeting up to 15% of global heavy rare earth oxide demand by 2026.
Plus, we explore Africa’s role in critical raw materials supply, asking whether a proposal to establish a non-circulating currency underpinned by critical minerals could help consolidate mining across the continent.
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By GlobalDataWe also report on how tailings innovation is emerging to help miners manage waste more safely and sustainably.
We speak to Ilya Epikhin of Arthur D. Little about how drought, demand and desalination are transforming water use in Chile – one of the world’s most arid mining regions.
Finally, we speak to Bjorn Dierx, director HPGR and process engineering at Weir, about efforts to improve the efficiency of comminution.
Head over to MINE to read all this and more.
What to expect in the July issue of MINE
In July, we will look at the competition facing Latin America’s copper producers and delve into some of the technological advances that are supporting the development of more sustainable copper supply.
Plus, we explore trends in automation and robotics and report from the EIT RawMaterials summit in Brussels on the EU’s priorities for security of critical raw materials.
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