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COALMINE SAGA WAS EPIC MISMANAGEMENT This case highlights why projects that involve a substantial mining requirement never truly demonstrate a fully costed end product Those left behind are too often left to pay the costs of putting right the negative impacts if that is achievable that is This situation shows no sign of being resolved anytime soon #mining #minerals #costings #environment https://lnkd.in/eik32edb

HOW TO MAKE UNDERGROUND MINING MORE SUSTAINABLE? Underground mining, being an activity that occupies a territory and modifies its geography, directly or indirectly affects the individuals who inhabit it and the environment. And, despite its ability to reduce surface impact by conducting underground operations, it faces significant challenges in terms of sustainability. The viability of sustainable underground mining depends on certain key considerations that must be addressed comprehensively. At ONIX, we focus all our activity on the manufacturing and distribution of ground control systems for the construction of tunnels and underground mining. We are committed to sustainability and sustainable development in the mining and industrial sector. We operate responsibly and efficiently, balancing economic development with environmental and social responsibility, by: - Ensuring that our steel supplier meets sustainability criteria. - Recycling all the waste generated in the manufacturing processes. - Seeking energy efficiency in our factory through automation. - Ensuring compliance with relevant environmental regulations and standards to minimize environmental impacts and maintain regulatory compliance. Do you want to know more about us? 👉 https://lnkd.in/dadsAy8m #Mining #Undergroundmining #Sustainability #Efficiency #OnixUnderground #SustainableMining #SafetyFirst #Tunneling

This Utah mine (in my backyard) may not be getting much bigger, but it's still a vital source of copper for electric vehicles & other innovations. Mining near metro areas is possible, efficient, and sustainable. #responsiblemining #sustainability https://lnkd.in/guMXd6KV

Silver Mines Limited (ASX:SVL) (ASX:SVL, OTC:SLVMF) welcomes the report of the New South Wales Parliamentary Inquiry into current and potential impacts of #gold, #silver, #lead and #zinc #mining on human health, land, air and water quality in New South Wales. The inquiry has now wrapped up and published its final report. Its findings and recommendations underscore the importance of mining to the #NSW economy, the rigorous nature of the planning approval processes and the robustness of the regulatory bodies that administer the industry. The report also highlights the importance of the metalliferous mining industry's role in the transition to net zero. Silver Mines does not think the findings and recommendations will result in any material change for the development or production operations of the Bowdens Silver Project near Mudgee in the state's Central West. More at #Proactive #ProactiveInvestors #ASX #OTC #SVL #SLVMF http://ow.ly/5rhl1055YSj

More than just turning off the lights and leaving, mine closure demands meticulous planning and innovative solutions to ensure a positive and sustainable legacy. In Central and South America, where mining often intertwines with communities, discussing mine closure is still a sensitive topic. Great article written by Ros Lund to reflect the potential of closure and mining legacies! #mining #closure #legacy

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A great example of mine closure and rehabilitation process at Victor Mine (Canada). Often when people see mining as disruptive to the environment. However, what people are not aware of, mine closure and rehabilitation is part of mining as mining companies mine responsibly. This is a great example showing mine closure and rehabilitation process. Victor Mine is a remote fly-in/fly-out mine located in the James Bay Lowlands of Northern Ontario, approximately 90km west of the coastal community of Attawapiskat First Nation. In operation from 2008-2019, Victor was an open pit mine and Ontario’s first diamond mine. The site is now in closure and rehabilitation. The Victor mine closure reclamation activities include: – Reclamation of all disturbed areas. – General clean-up. – Salvage and disposition of material stored in various lay-down yards. – Decommissioning, demolition and disposition of all infrastructures as directed by De Beers Canada inc. (DBCI). Video by De Beers Canada. Link to the post: https://lnkd.in/g3gevCtP Follow Mining Doc to learn or share about #mining #closure #mineclosure

Last week, there was a heap leach failure and landslide at the Victoria gold mine near Mayo, in the traditional territory of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun First Nation, in the Yukon. 2 million tonnes of materials spilled from containment, with the potential for more to follow. Huge volumes of cyanide have escaped into the environment, with potentially devastating consequences for people and wildlife. The full ramifications of this disaster are, as of yet, unknown. The First Nation of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun First Nation has called for a halt on all mining in their traditional territory. This mine was held up as the gold star for mining done right in the Yukon, but that seems to be a fairly low bar. As far as I am aware, there has not been a single hard rock mine in the Yukon that has been fully remediated and closed without leaving a toxic legacy on the environment, huge tax payer cleanups or both. Meanwhile, most of the profits move to shareholders who don't have to live with the impacts. I realize we need to mine, but we cannot afford for any industry to supersede the rights of Indigenous people, local communities and the environment. To prevent the likelihood of future disasters moving forward: 1) Mining operations should be held to the highest environmental standards. If it's not financially viable for them to do that, then the mine is not financially viable. 2) Mining has to be limited to the right locations (determined through consultative processes like land relationship planning) to maximize benefits and minimize negative environmental, community and cultural impacts. 3) Mining should only proceed with the free, prior and informed consent of any impacted Indigenous Nations.

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