SLR Consulting’s Post

We are pleased to share that a collaboration to bring critical minerals learning resources into UK schools has been awarded funding support by the Department for Business and Trade. This joint project between Future Is Mine CIC and Minerals Matter, with industry support from SLR, will deliver teaching resources on critical minerals supply chains to UK schools starting April 2025. Ben Lepley comments, “This exciting opportunity allows us to build on great work done by the European Union EIT Raw Materials’ Briefcase of Mineral Applications project that ran for several years. Our project aims to take this concept and grow a network of resources across the UK and inspire future generations to get involved in this essential industry required for the energy transition” Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eAhQBjTE #CriticalMinerals #Geoscience #MakingSustainabilityHappen

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David M. Pollard, C.Geol.

Geological Consultant working within the Mineral Exploration Industry, experienced in exploration for gold, copper, lead-zinc, tin, tantalum, rare earth metals, lithium pegmatites, uranium, diamond, graphite, iron ore

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Let's hope that this results in jobs for British geologists here in the UK! For decades, I had been looking for such work only to be treated with indifference. Hopefully, now, the tiide has turned.

Nick Koor

Director at Koor Associates: Geological Engineer – independent expertise in the field of geology and its impact on the built environment

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Brilliant work guys. Fantastic to see this initiative supported by UK Gov and industry. Exactly what the #UKGSA is trying to promote.

James McFarlane

Internationally experienced, technical mining professional

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Great initiative, well done for supporting this.

Michael Palmer

Senior Hydrogeologist at SRK Consulting

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Well done Ben Lepley!

Andrew Nisbet (PIEMA)

Environmental Specialist at Altilium Clean Technology

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