Excited to announce that IEMA - Integrating Environment, Business & Community will be attending the Mine Closure 2024 Conference, from 26–28 November at The Westin Perth, Western Australia! 🌏 Hosted by the Australian Centre for Geomechanics, this event brings together global experts to discuss cutting-edge approaches to sustainable mine closure, aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. (acgmineclosure.com) We’re proud to highlight that Chris Cooper, one of our Principals, will be presenting a paper at the conference, sharing insights from our extensive experience in mine closure. At IEMA - Integrating Environment, Business & Community, we’ve played a pivotal role in the successful relinquishment of mining tenements, demonstrating our commitment to delivering sustainable and compliant closure outcomes for our clients. Joining Chris will be Nick Staheyeff, another of our Principals, as we showcase our leadership in delivering innovative mine closure projects. Together, we’re collaborating with key clients to shape best practices and achieve meaningful progress in this critical field. We will be taking every opportunity to be part of the conversations around mined land use transition and emerging trends in the #ESG space, particularly how climate and nature financial disclosures may affect closure planning and execution Erin Littlewood. 🤝 If you’re attending, let’s connect! We’d love to discuss how we can contribute to sustainable mine closure solutions. #MineClosure2024 #Sustainability #Innovation #IEMA #MineClosure2024 #Sustainability #MineClosure #Innovation #EnvironmentalManagement #IEMA #Relinquishment #Collaboration
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🌍 Excited to have delivered the keynote address at the Geospatial Council of Australia Queensland Conference, where I explored the crucial connection between critical minerals, sustainable mining, and the role of space technologies such as Earth observation and Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) systems. Critical minerals are the backbone of green technologies, from electric vehicles to solar panels, driving our shift to a more sustainable future. However, the true value of these minerals can only be realised when mining practices are environmentally sustainable and socially responsible. This is where space-based technologies play a transformative role. Earth observation enables us to monitor mining impacts on ecosystems in real-time, helping ensure compliance with environmental regulations. PNT technologies support precision in mining operations, reducing resource waste and optimising energy use. Together, these tools provide the geospatial intelligence needed to align the extraction of critical minerals with sustainability goals. I stressed that if mining practices harm the environment or communities, we undermine the green potential of critical minerals. By integrating cutting-edge geospatial tools into the mining process, we can pave the way for a truly sustainable future. #Sustainability #CriticalMinerals #Geospatial #EarthObservation #PNT #SpaceTechnologies #GreenTechnologies #SustainableMining #MiningInnovation #GCAQueensland2024 #RenewableEnergy #CircularEconomy #Keynote #ResponsibleMining
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There is something truly special about the connection we have with the land. It's a relationship that goes beyond occupation; it's about stewardship, respect, and giving back. In the realm of mining, this connection takes on a unique significance. As we delve into the earth's riches, we are also tasked with the responsibility of safeguarding its ecological balance and honouring the social fabric woven into its landscapes. I am deeply humbled and proud to be part of an industry that understands the intricate dance between progress and preservation. With careful consideration of the ecology, environmental impact, and social aspects, we navigate the delicate path of sustainable development. As we deepen our dialogues and gather on the Mines and Environment Event platforms, I am reminded of the profound privilege we share in engaging in meaningful discussions about the land, water, people, and economy. These are not just topics of interest; they are the cornerstones of our shared future. Together, we embark on a journey of innovation, collaboration, and responsible growth. Subscribe and remain updated. We are preparing our 2025 Mine Closure Conference and future breakfasts, roundtables, workshops and seminars this year. If you are in the Mining and Environmental space, we look forward to sharing your company in the near future. Click here for more https://lnkd.in/gAwYvPQX #mining #mineclosure# #environment #wamining #hydreology #geoscience
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In the newest issue of #StantecERA, our teams dig into #MineClosure and explore how we can transform old #mine sites into assets that can benefit local communities, the #EnergyTransition, and the #environment. #StantecResources #StantecEnergy
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In the newest issue of #StantecERA, our teams dig into #MineClosure and explore how we can transform old #mine sites into assets that can benefit local communities, the #EnergyTransition, and the #environment. #StantecResources #StantecEnergy
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Today is the eighth and final part of our Critical Mineral Monday video series!! 🥳 Join Associate Professor Anita Parbhakar-Fox as she talks through assessing South Australia’s mine waste for critical minerals. 📽️ https://ow.ly/3ee850TnO4V The global interest in mine waste has increased significantly over the past five years as the industry looks to reduce environmental footprints and investigate the possible reuse for mineral resources. Across Australia, the Mine Waste Transformation through Characterisation (MIWATCH) research group is applying geometallurgical tools to enable the geoenvironmental characterisation of mine waste. Recently the MIWATCH team were at the Kanmantoo Mine in South Australia, examining the variability and critical mineral prospectivity of mine waste tailings and samples. This, and other mine waste sources, are potential treasure troves for the critical minerals and commodities we need to manufacture our current and future digital technologies. You can also have a go at assessing South Australia’s historic mines for their mine waste potential, with our interactive mine waste dashboard: https://ow.ly/w21g50TnO4T We hope you’ve enjoyed our Critical Mineral Monday video series! To view any of the videos again, visit our DEM youtube: 📼 https://ow.ly/j4IY50TnO4R For more information on the project, publications, and data, visit the CMSA website: https://ow.ly/pl5i50TnO4S #CriticalMinerals #Minerals #CMSA #SouthAustralia #GSSA #Geology #Geoscience #MIWATCH #MineWaste #Kanmantoo #Copper #Environment #EnvironmentalImpact #CarbonFootprint #Tech #FutureTechnology
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There is something truly special about the connection we have with the land. It's a relationship that goes beyond occupation; it's about stewardship, respect, and giving back. In the realm of mining, this connection takes on a unique significance. As we delve into the earth's riches, we are also tasked with the responsibility of safeguarding its ecological balance and honouring the social fabric woven into its landscapes. I am deeply humbled and proud to be part of an industry that understands the intricate dance between progress and preservation. With careful consideration of the ecology, environmental impact, and social aspects, we navigate the delicate path of sustainable development. As we deepen our dialogues and gather on the Mines and Environment Event platforms, I am reminded of the profound privilege we share in engaging in meaningful discussions about the land, water, people, and economy. These are not just topics of interest; they are the cornerstones of our shared future. Together, we embark on a journey of innovation, collaboration, and responsible growth. Celine Mangan,Renee Young, Guy Boggs,Emma Gagen, Danielle Risbey, Laurren Duncan,Miriam Clark, Craig Maggs, Cherie D. McCullough, Deni Campbell, Jessica Pollock, Alex Gardner, Joseph Waters, Janine J., Claire Cote, Kes Murray Subscribe and remain updated. We are preparing our 2025 Mine Closure Conference and future breakfasts, roundtables, workshops and seminars this year. If you are in the Mining and Environmental space, we look forward to sharing your company in the near future. Click here for more https://lnkd.in/gqbFjHS8 #mining #mineclosure# #environment #wamining #hydreology #geoscience
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Toward 2030 Strategy⏩ Resources Victoria (RV) recently released its Toward 2030 strategy, providing a clear direction for the future of the resource sector in Victoria. As pointed out by RV CEO Matt Vincent "The CSIRO conservatively predicts there are $200 billion of untapped critical minerals beneath Victoria’s surface. It’s our job to enable industry to unlock the full potential of these resources." This new stratgic positioning is welcomed by industry and will hopefully provide a platform for increased investment and confidence in the exploration sector in #Victoria, as the transition to net zero progresses. AMEC's Victorian Manager Stuart Glazebrook said "AMEC looks forward to being part of ensuring this important strategy brings considerable and sustainable benefits to Victoria and all our stakeholders." Read the strategy here: https://ow.ly/EEOq50R1QUZ 📸 Credit Resources Victoria #opportunity #resources #geoscience #strategy
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Do you have ideas on how to generate soils from locally sourced materials, or better still via the utilisation of mining waste streams? Join the Soil Shift Challenge in collaboration with South32! Through this challenge, South32 is exploring new ways that it can deliver high quality soils during the rehabilitation of mined assets within its portfolio. Why? Soil and subsoil are critical in delivering rehabilitation of mined assets as they move into closure activities. A lack of soil or reduced soil quality poses a challenge for rehabilitation, specifically the establishment of vegetation. What’s in it for you? Soil Shift is a perfect platform for innovators to gain significant exposure across the South32 business, to raise the profile of your company and/or research and demonstrate your capability. Join us, no matter where you are! Register here: https://lnkd.in/g2xgM53J #Soil #Innovation #Collaboration #rehabilitation #vegetation #regeneration
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Survey Insight: Social & Environmental Impact 📈 Slide 7 We asked: “How important is the social and environmental impact of an exploration project in your evaluation process?” Here’s how respondents weighed in: Not at all important - 0 Not so important - 1 Somewhat important - 3 Very important - 4 Extremely important - 1 The majority of participants rank this factor as either somewhat or very important, highlighting a growing focus on sustainability and community impact in the exploration industry. 💡Exciting News: Inspired by these insights, we’ve staked a new project we can’t wait to share with you. Stay tuned for details coming soon! #Sustainability #MiningIndustry #SurveyResults #LostHopeMine #Sociallmpact #NewProject #Canada #criticalminerals #Silver #Gold
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Solterra's goal is to advance #resilience here on Earth and #terraforming beyond it, starting with the building blocks of a planet through exploring for #resources, rapid baseline studies, nature-based solutions & how life interacts with inorganic materials. Currently, Solterra focuses on #sustainable materials, #technology and multi-generational land-use generation and is preparing for initial #investment with a runway generated from revenue through #criticalminerals property sales. Previous recipient of Mitacs and other grants for #mineralexploration and development of methods for #REEs and #Lithium. Currently developing a rapid field tools for finding critical minerals undercover, to in-field manage #excesssoil and rock including #acidrock, to support #economic recovery from #wastes, #tailings, #phytoremediation and to establish geo-genic baselines and backgrounds for #metals to obtain #remedial closures, factually and efficiently by saving #remediation costs. Sustainable land development, rural community design projects in the works. Previously sold mineral properties including claims at Antrim Anhydrite/#Gypsum (going through EA for development), #gold, #copper, lithium and REES. Current properties for option include potential high grade IOCG & sedex (15 km) including former copper adit, where 735 tonnes of #ore with grades between 4-15% Cu were mined; Pegmatite field (35km trend) with k/rb down to 6, 1000 ppm Li in Kfsp; #HighGrade BeO aquamarine peg (several %) 147000t; untested epithermal(s) 2.8 g/t & other potential Au 6.8 g/t; testing new #antimoney and #tungsten properties. The long-term goal is to develop any advanced projects with stakeholders including equitable positions for these projects. Look for the yellow petal. #space #economy #exploration #environment #mining
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