IMARC to put the spotlight on Indigenous participation in mining
The 2022 International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) is putting the spotlight on Indigenous participation within the mining industry.
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The 2022 International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) is putting the spotlight on Indigenous participation within the mining industry.
Closing the gender gap in mining is not only a matter of equity, it also makes business sense, according to five Australian experts who will be addressing IMARC in November.
Solaris Resources discusses the latest trends in copper pricing, specifically how the price of copper has bounced off recent lows as miners cut production forecasts.
Electrifying a mine, like mining itself, is a process. Mining operators should seriously consider partnering with OEMs and system integrators to accelerate this process. Such a partnership applies to new vehicles and retrofit projects, like replacing a diesel engine with an electric powertrain.
Leaders from the resources sector are aiming to address the chronic and systemic skills shortage facing the industry at November’s IMARC.
Boris Ivanov, Founder, Emiral Resources, discusses how mining companies have a responsibility to steer artisanal mining towards safer processes, with a focus on artisanal mining in Africa.
Electra Mining Africa, Southern Africa’s biggest mining, electrical, automation, manufacturing, power and transport trade exhibition, will be taking place from 5 – 9 September.
Mining and resource leaders will gather to explore the challenges and opportunities ahead at IMARC this year, 2 – 4 November.
Read this article to hear why Vermeer Specialty Excavation recommends continuous surface mining as a way to make mines safer, more sustainable, and better neighbours to nearby communities.
Jacky Burke and Fran Lake, SRK Consulting, discuss the four steps that can be used to overcome the challenge of how to practically integrate social impacts with the systems that manage tailings.
Tom Azzopardi, New Pacific Metals Corp., outlines how the company could be on the brink of a transformative discovery, as it explores an historic mining site high in the Andes Mountains.
Professor Jon Crowcroft, iKVA, considers how the mining industry’s adoption of new software promises to deliver significant benefits for every stage of its process.