Tag: Mining Regulations

Integrating biodiversity management into mine design is essential for sustainable development. By incorporating ecological assessments and habitat preservation strategies, mining ...

Acid mine drainage (AMD) poses significant environmental threats, stemming from oxidation of sulfide minerals in mines. Predicting AMD involves geochemical ...

Wildlife and habitat protection near mine sites is crucial to mitigating environmental impacts. Implementing strict regulations, conducting environmental assessments, and ...

Artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) plays a crucial role in local economies, providing livelihoods for millions. However, it faces challenges ...

NI 43-101 and JORC are essential standards for mineral exploration reporting. Both frameworks require rigorous data verification, competent author disclosures, ...

Effective mine closure planning should begin on day one of operations. Integrating closure strategies early ensures sustainable practices, minimizes environmental ...

Subsea cable corridors are increasingly complicating the exploration and extraction of polymetallic nodules. These vital communication networks not only constrain ...

A new global registry aims to enhance transparency in the mineral supply chain by tracking responsible sourcing practices. This initiative ...

Lithium extraction, essential for electric vehicle batteries, imposes significant environmental costs. Water depletion, habitat disruption, and pollution threaten ecosystems, warranting ...

Responsible mining practices not only ensure resource extraction but also promote ecological preservation. By employing sustainable techniques, mining minimizes habitat ...