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Join Lyn Anglin from Anglin and Associates to hear about the recovery from the tailings dam at the Mount Polley Mine 6 years later About this Event Six years after a glaciolacustrine layer under the tailings dam at the Mount Polley Mine failed, and 25 million cubic metres of water, tailings and embankment materials spilled […]
On Canada's National Indigenous People's Day (the 21st of June), the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum's Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Committee will have a webinar from 23:00 until midnight. A summary: Fitting a square peg into a round hole is never an easy task. So why are we as Indigenous people asked to […]
The increase in the production of electric vehicles has caused the demand for lithium to soar. The Li supply, dominated by a handful of producing counties, is struggling to keep up. To mitigate supply risks for local manufacturers to and lower the global environmental impact of Li production numerous countries have started to investigate the […]
The concept of a "Circular Economy" is a key component for the transition to a green and more sustainable future. However, what will a circular economy look like? Can it be achieved and how? Are certain resources more crucial or suited for a circular economy? How will it affect the extractive industries? Prof. Richard Herrington, […]
Isamil Amin will be discussing socio and geopolitical challenges, investment climate, present day opportunities and the future of mining in Afghanistan. Ismail Amin is a seasoned policymaker and engineer with a history of working with thought leaders, policy makers, government and international organisations. He had the privilege of dictating national mining policy decrees and associated […]
The MinSouth Technical Meeting on Thursday April 14th will be presented by Peter Robinson, Chairman, British Fluorspar Ltd. He will be discussing the past, present and future of the Milldam operation which is operated by Fluorsid. This will be a hybrid meeting held both on-line and at the Counting House (Dining Room) along the same […]
The MinSouth Technical Meeting on Thursday 19th May will be presented by Dr Ana Santos. Ana graduated with a PhD from Bangor University in 2018 and is currently a Research Fellow in Geomicrobiology at the Natural History Museum. Her talk will be on microbial-based technologies for extraction and recovery of metals from mine wastes. These […]
This year our Prestige Lecture will be given by Lucy Crane, an exploration geologist by training, and now ESG & Sustainability Manager for Cornish Lithium. Cornish Lithium is an innovative mineral exploration and development company, focussed on the environmentally responsible extraction of lithium from geothermal waters and hard rock in Cornwall. In this talk, Lucy […]
Ken Darlington, Vice-President of Business Development for Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation (USNC) will be conducting a virtual presentation on using micro nuclear reactors at mining operations. This presentation will be able to be watched in the Griffiths Room of The Counting House on Cornhill or online with GoToMeeting. A precis of this presentation will be […]
Katie Fedosenko, Manager, Sustainability Innovation (Teck Resources Limited) will be presenting Trends & Best Practices in ESG in Mining on the 10th of November 2022. It will be presented in a hybrid format. The actual meeting will take place at The Counting House on Cornhill in London, England. The virtual meeting platform will be run […]
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