Guyana Women Miners Org’s Post

Environment Planning Approach for Mining Wastelands: A Review of Case Studies Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/dsAjYGaY... #Environmentplanning #landscapeplanning #Miningclosureplans #Miningwastelands #Reclamationmethods #environment #wastemanagement #environmentallaws #environmentalchemistry #environmentalmanagement #environment #Nature #fossilfuel #Biomass

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THE mining industry’s untapped potential can further drive economic growth and support social development at the national and local level, while fostering environmental stewardship.

Although States at the International Seabed Authority have been trying for years to develop regulation to govern deep-sea mining, there are still dozens of gaps and sticking points that have not been agreed, including around #benefitsharing, which the ISA is mandated to do to ensure that mining is undertaken for the “benefit of [hu]mankind as a whole,” including for developing countries. Research that my Pew colleague Anindita Chakraborty, along with Daniel W., Hannah Lily, and Neil Craik, published last year in Marine Policy shows that mining would generate economically insignificant benefits, and there is no structure in place to distribute even that small amount equitably among ISA member states. As Governments gather in Cali, Colombia at UN Biodiversity #COP16 to discuss conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity and equitable sharing of benefits, and World Leaders meet in Samoa for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting #CHOGM2024 to discuss pressing global challenges, it’s important that they urge their fellow government officials to adopt a precautionary pause on seabed mining until we can ensure it can be done without harm to the marine environment and that it can genuinely deliver benefits for the common heritage of humankind. Read more here:

There are so many reasons for protecting the ocean''s seabed, why is the Cook Islands so keen on sea bed minerals mining (harvesting makes is sound benign when its nothing but) https://lnkd.in/gDrev_Et

In The News | As we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the #MPRDA, we are exploring the different facets of this transformative piece of legislation including the One Environmental System (OES). Our mining experts, Ntsiki Adonisi and Carlyn Frittelli Davies unpack this topic in Modern Mining Magazine. read more here: https://bit.ly/3wiiZiI #JuniorIndaba #MPRDA20 #Transformation

Acid mine drainage highlights the severe environmental challenges of abandoned mining sites. The toxic runoff not only harms ecosystems but also emphasizes the need for sustainable mining practices and effective remediation. Advancing technologies can mitigate these impacts and promote a more sustainable future. Collaborative efforts are vital to protect natural resources and restore affected areas. 🌍 #EnvironmentalSustainability #MineRemediation #WaterQuality #SustainableMining

Mining the depths: Norway’s deep-sea exploitation could put it in environmental and legal murky waters #Norway #Environment #Business #ClimateChange #Oceans #Mining #DeepSeaMining #NorthSea #DeepSea #Biodiversity #LegalIssues #Sustainability #Minerals #EVs

Great to see mining and environmental expert Lili Nupen, co-founder of law firm NSDV on the front cover of WhyAfrica’s Mining Indaba special print issue. WhyAfrica publishes 4 top quality magazines every year. Our February issue has a strong mining focus, and the print version is distributed at the Mining Indaba in Cape Town, South Africa every year. Mining Indaba one of the premier mining events of the year. This year, more than 600 WhyAfrica magazines were taken and landed up the hands of delegates at Indaba. The magazines that was left in our box after Indaba will be distributed at several important events and conferences, and handed over to all stakeholders we interview throughout the rest of the year. All our magazines are also available in digital form and distributed to our subscribers and on all our social media platforms. Our April issue has a special focus on agriculture, energy, ESG, mining exploration, quarrying, sustainability, forestry, equipment and technology and travel and tourism in Africa. We still have a lot of advertising space available so let us know if you are interested. The June issue of WhyAfrica’s magazine is also available digitally and in print and looks at our upcoming WhyAfrica Road Trip through Africa. This magazine is distributed in all countries, at all project sites and during all interviews we have during our unique WhyAfrica Road Trip. It is also digitally distributed to subscribers and shared on social media. This year we are travelling through South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Malawi, and Tanzania. There is still plenty of advertising space available, so if you are interested in expanding into Africa, contact us now.   The November issue is a coffee table book featuring the highlights of our WhyAfrica Road Trip. Print versions will be available upon request only but the interactive digital magazine features videos and has a few new surprises. There are amazing advertising, sponsorship, and partnership opportunities available in this exclusive issue featuring top projects and companies operating in Africa.     For more information head to our website (www.whyafrica.co.za) or give us a call. Remember, if you are a WhyAfrica member you get considerable discounts on all offerings. #whyafrica #whyafricaroadtrips #mining #agriculture #energy #infrastrucutre #watermanagement #ESG #environmentalmanagement #climatechange #sustainability #naturalresources              

Great to see mining and environmental expert Lili Nupen, co-founder of law firm NSDV on the front cover of WhyAfrica’s Mining Indaba special print issue. WhyAfrica publishes 4 top quality magazines every year. Our February issue has a strong mining focus, and the print version is distributed at the Mining Indaba in Cape Town, South Africa every year. Mining Indaba one of the premier mining events of the year. This year, more than 600 WhyAfrica magazines were taken and landed up the hands of delegates at Indaba. The magazines that was left in our box after Indaba will be distributed at several important events and conferences, and handed over to all stakeholders we interview throughout the rest of the year. All our magazines are also available in digital form and distributed to our subscribers and on all our social media platforms. Our April issue has a special focus on agriculture, energy, ESG, mining exploration, quarrying, sustainability, forestry, equipment and technology and travel and tourism in Africa. We still have a lot of advertising space available so let us know if you are interested. The June issue of WhyAfrica’s magazine is also available digitally and in print and looks at our upcoming WhyAfrica Road Trip through Africa. This magazine is distributed in all countries, at all project sites and during all interviews we have during our unique WhyAfrica Road Trip. It is also digitally distributed to subscribers and shared on social media. This year we are travelling through South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Malawi, and Tanzania. There is still plenty of advertising space available, so if you are interested in expanding into Africa, contact us now.   The November issue is a coffee table book featuring the highlights of our WhyAfrica Road Trip. Print versions will be available upon request only but the interactive digital magazine features videos and has a few new surprises. There are amazing advertising, sponsorship, and partnership opportunities available in this exclusive issue featuring top projects and companies operating in Africa.     For more information head to our website (www.whyafrica.co.za) or give us a call. Remember, if you are a WhyAfrica member you get considerable discounts on all offerings. #whyafrica #whyafricaroadtrips #mining #agriculture #energy #infrastrucutre #watermanagement #ESG #environmentalmanagement #climatechange #sustainability #naturalresources