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📢 New Release: Tailings Report 2024 📢 🌿 In the mining industry, managing tailings effectively is a critical ESG challenge. The latest Tailings Report 2024 by Mining Journal, Mining Magazine, and MiningMonthly.com delves deep into this issue, exploring: 🏘️ Environmental Impact: The dangers of improper tailings disposal on local ecosystems and water sources. 🔍 Social Implications: The effects on nearby communities, including displacement, loss of livelihoods, and health crises. Governance Challenges: The need for transparency, accountability, and stringent regulatory compliance. Our comprehensive analysis highlights the innovative approaches and technologies being adopted to address these challenges. Featuring real-world case studies, the report provides invaluable insights into the progress made and the steps needed to establish new best practices in Tailings Storage Facility (TSF) management. 🔗 Download the 2024 report now: https://lnkd.in/g5ybDMC8 In association with Clariant, FLSmidth, Klohn Crippen Berger, SLR Consulting, SRK Consulting, Weir Minerals and WSP #TailingsManagement #Mining #ESG #Sustainability #EnvironmentalImpact

📢 New Release: Tailings Report 2024 📢 🌿 In the mining industry, managing tailings effectively is a critical ESG challenge. The latest Tailings Report 2024 by Mining Journal, Mining Magazine, and MiningMonthly.com delves deep into this issue, exploring: 🏘️ Environmental Impact: The dangers of improper tailings disposal on local ecosystems and water sources. 🔍 Social Implications: The effects on nearby communities, including displacement, loss of livelihoods, and health crises. Governance Challenges: The need for transparency, accountability, and stringent regulatory compliance. Our comprehensive analysis highlights the innovative approaches and technologies being adopted to  address these challenges. Featuring real-world case studies, the report provides invaluable insights into the progress made and the steps needed to establish new best practices in Tailings Storage Facility (TSF)  management. 🔗 Download the 2024 report now: https://lnkd.in/g5ybDMC8 In association with Clariant, FLSmidth, Klohn Crippen Berger, SLR Consulting, SRK Consulting, Weir Minerals and WSP #TailingsManagement #Mining #ESG #Sustainability #EnvironmentalImpact

Our latest #ESG report ESG: Unearthing Prosperity explores the social and governance segments of ESG, covering best practices, potential pitfalls, with global case studies. From leading mining brands Mining Journal Mining Magazine and MiningNews.net the report aims to guide policymakers, industry #stakeholders and #communities towards a more equitable and sustainable future for mining. A selection of video interviews are available with industry experts including: Nikolai Kirillov from SRK Consulting who discuses the complexities of #mineclosure and how to effectively estimate costs for the end of life of a project. Lisa Hickey and Virgile Ayglon share how Michelin is working with mining companies to meet ESG targets with next generation of mining tyres. Carol-Ann D. Fletcher, P.Eng., EP(EMSLA) from SLR Consulting shares her thoughts on how #social issues are addressed and examples of this in the mining industry. Epiroc discuss how they are leading the change toward sustainability via recent acquisitions with George Aslanis and Scott Bell also debating the challenges facing the mining industry around sustainability goals. Trevor Jones from Lynx Global Intelligence answers the questions related to #data-driven insights and all that is #ai and how this is raising ESG performance and reporting standards. The report can be accessed below (registration required) with video interviews free to access. https://lnkd.in/ddRn8uCQ #ESG #governance #futureofmining #environment #mining #naturalresources

Top 10 risks and opportunities for mining and metals companies in 2025 – EY report The EY report shows that environmental stewardship is the #2 challenge for mining companies in 2025. Miners have elevated environmental stewardship above a broader approach to ESG, with a laser focus on waste, water and nature positive The “E” in environmental, social and governance (ESG) is a key focus for mining companies, with evidence of a significant uplift in efforts to create a positive environmental legacy. Waste and water remain a priority, with our survey showing miners are pursuing innovative projects to capture value. Paul Mitchell, Angie Beifus, Theo Yameogo, Lee Downham https://lnkd.in/gd539anJ #Tailings  #tailingsdam #tailingsstoragefacility #TSF

Transforming Mining Tailings into Opportunity with Advanced Recovery Technology. In the realm of mining, tailings represent a formidable environmental challenge and opportunity. These byproducts of mineral processing have traditionally been seen as a nuisance, but thanks to pioneering technologies like the Recovery Vacuum from Process Vacuum, we’re turning a problem into an Opportunity. 🌱 Commitment to Environmental Stewardship: The reprocessing of tailings is more than an environmental safeguard; it’s a strategic move to reclaim valuable resources once deemed waste. The Recovery Vacuum systems empower mining operations to recover precious minerals from tailings, thereby shrinking the environmental footprint and fostering sustainable practices. Economic Value: Reprocessing tailings can unlock additional revenue from previously unextracted minerals. Let’s join forces to steer the mining industry towards a more sustainable and profitable horizon with the Recovery Vacuum by Process Vacuum. Together, we can forge a better tomorrow. #MiningIndustry #Sustainability #Innovation #RecoveryVacuum #ProcessVacuum #TailingsManagement

The Waste Management and Remediation Services market is set for robust expansion, projected to reach $1,028.91 billion by 2028 with a stellar CAGR of 7.3%. Increased mining activities drive the upward trajectory. Leading companies are innovating advanced solutions for hard-to-recycle materials, fueling competition and environmental stewardship. Learn more on the top trends in this market - https://lnkd.in/gpi2kNqM #wastemanagement #sustainability #mining #marketgrowth #tbrc #thebusinessresearchcompany #marketresearch #marketintelligence 

It was an absolute pleasure to have participated as a panellist in the Responsible Raw Materials 2024 Conference "Critical Choices" last week hosted by the always wonderful Sarah Gordon. As usual the Responsible Raw Materials team pulled together a fantastic line up of topics for discussion and equally knowledgeable speakers and engaging panels. In terms of "critical choices" we discussed supporting the mining industry’s transition from #ESG corporate commitments to actional programmes that those responsible for projects and technical delivery can implement, and then demonstrate to project stakeholders and investors. We also discussed the importance of a Future Ready approach throughout the lifecycle of a mining project to prepare for the often unexpected transition to #mineclosure. There’s clearly a role for #innovation and informed target setting in the responsible mining journey however it’s also evident that the industry and investment communities have some changes to make (or dare I say “critical choices” to take) to support this transition. It was mentioned (and I agree) that the #diversity that has come into the mining industry over the past decade is driving positive change. I left the sessions as the conference closed with a positive outlook. For those who were unable to dial in live, the conference content is available for free on the Responsible Raw Materials website. Thank you again to the Responsible Raw Materials team of volunteers who made this excellent conference possible: https://lnkd.in/eaeDy8jZ https://lnkd.in/emxmjdHF #ResponsibleMining #ESG #FutureReady #WSPMining

As demand for energy transition minerals (ETM) increases, ensuring responsible mining practices becomes more critical. A recent article highlights why voluntary sustainability standards alone aren't enough to guarantee responsible mining. The key? Strengthening public institutions in mineral-rich countries. Without effective governance and enforcement, self-regulation leaves critical gaps. “To build trust, the ‘responsible mining’ concept needs to transition from being corporate-centered to being society-centered, with the priorities and concerns of mineral-rich governments, local communities, and civil society taking center stage,” write scholars Diego Murguía and Ana Bastida. Better understanding of public-private interactions is key to ensuring sustainable and equitable mining. Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/d9y2js9s

🌿 Advancing Sustainability in Mining 🌿 The International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) has announced it welcomes the new Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) Sector Guidance for Metals and Mining. This initiative marks a significant step towards integrating nature into economic decision-making, helping companies identify, manage, and disclose nature-related issues. As TNFD's piloting partner, ICMM collaborated with 13 companies and NGOs like BirdLife International and Fauna & Flora, creating sector-specific guidance to address unique challenges. This aligns with a recent Oxford University report highlighting potential economic shocks from biodiversity loss, underscoring the urgency of nature-focused strategies. In January, ICMM’s 24 members, representing one-third of the global sector, committed to transformative actions on nature. These include enhanced disclosures by 2026 and 2030, reflecting deep impacts on biodiversity. How is your organisation addressing nature-related financial disclosures? Read more: https://lnkd.in/e9Brk6xG Tanya Plibersek Tony Goldner Rayne van den Berg Angela Hawdon Sue Brown Mary Stewart Ilona Millar #Sustainability #Mining #TNFD #ICMM #NaturePositive

Did you know? Mining companies with higher Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) ratings outperformed the market, achieving an average shareholder return of 34% over the past three years – 10 percentage points higher than the general market index. (PWC Study 2021) By incorporating bio-based ingredients with high MC2s, mining companies can take significant steps toward decarbonization. Switching common synthetic ingredients to bio-based surfactants, can lead to substantial improvements. Choose LFS. Choose a Sustainable Future Jim H. Neil Hayes Chris Carpenter Eric "Scooby" Hellekson Darin Oswald B.Sc. Craig Carnahan Chance Davenport Tyler Flynt Marcus Jones #LFSChemistry #energy #farmtowellhead #sustainability #oilandgas #esg