Mining Sustainability

Sustainability-linked finance aims to encourage borrowers to meet environmental, social, or governance (ESG) objectives by offering pricing incentives. Since its ...Read more

Mining remains vital to the global economy, but its heavy water use and environmental risks demand urgent action. By 2025, ...Read more

For decades, the phrase “sustainable mining” was often dismissed as an oxymoron. The traditional image of the industry, scarred landscapes, ...Read more

The all-in sustaining cost, abbreviated as AISC, is a cost metric used for the gold mining industry. It provides insight ...Read more

Acid mine drainage refers to the formation of acidic, metal-bearing water resulting from the exposure of sulfide minerals, primarily pyrite ...Read more

Impact and benefit agreements (IBAs) are legally binding and privately negotiated deals between resource development firms and local/indigenous communities, which ...Read more

Tailings present toxic health hazards and long-term rehabilitation challenges, not to mention the risk of catastrophic dam failures, so it’s ...Read more