Mining Sustainability

Environmental impact assessments (EIA) and their respective geological reports are already established gatekeeping tools for mining managers, professionals, and students. ...Read more

The question of whether “responsible mining” represents a paradigm shift or merely a sophisticated form of branding remains a key ...Read more

The global push toward decarbonization has fundamentally transformed the material requirements of the energy sector. While the 20th century was ...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

To make mining operations carbon neutral, a holistic engineering solution involving electrification, use of renewable energy sources, and technological innovations ...Read more

Circular mines are a sustainable mining strategy that makes use of circular economic practices to make the mining process itself ...Read more

The initial step towards designing a mine closure plan involves establishing the basic principles. A mine closure plan involves designing ...Read more

Acid Rock Drainage is one of the environmental problems in the mining industry that involves acidic, metallic runoff. The problem ...Read more

IFC Performance Standard 3 (PS3) emphasizes resource efficiency and strict pollution prevention measures for industrial activities. In gold mining, meeting ...Read more