What every mining CEO needs to know about climate change
A new report by McKinsey looks at three key questions the mining sector needs to address in light of climate change.
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With forestry and fishing in decline, BC First Nation sees mining opportunities
British Columbia is home to 198 First Nations, and its mining industry is valued at over C$5 billion.
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Nova Scotia miners to hand cash to kids who can prove industry ‘rocks’
Now in its sixth year, the competition aims at raising awareness and interest in the sector among junior high and high school students in Canada’s Nova Scotia.
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Geoscientist taking students to the field honoured
Suzy Urbaniak provides students with hands-on experiences in the Pilbara region.
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Commitment to critical minerals positions Canada’s mining sector for success — MAC
The Canada-US Joint Action Plan on critical minerals means opportunity for this country’s wider economy.
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Five battery raw materials themes to watch in 2020
Wood Mackenzie says investments and deals made in the coming months will be critical to EV adoption potential over the next decade.
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High-res geophysical data on northern Vancouver Island made public
Geoscience BC just published information obtained following a recent geophysical survey in the area.
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Novel mine reclamation techniques prove effective
Researchers at the University of Wyoming were successful at applying geomorphic reclamation.
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With forestry and fishing in decline, BC First Nation sees mining opportunities
British Columbia is home to 198 First Nations, and its mining industry is valued at over C$5 billion.
With forestry and fishing in decline, BC First Nation sees mining opportunities Read More »
Global database of tailing dams goes live
The resource is the first one to be publicly accessible.
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