New mine effluent regulations to come into force mid-2021
Canada adds new chemical to mine effluent regulations, increases stringency of limits on others
Canada adds new chemical to mine effluent regulations, increases stringency of limits on others
Existing infrastructure, a new mine and further exploration opportunities have the gold miner in a good position for growth
International energy engineer of the year 2020, Emily Thorn Corthay, offers advice about how to make mining operations cleaner and more efficient
RCT’s ControlMaster Automation platform boasts new features for a wide variety of mining equipment
The fallout from the decision to expand a Pilbara iron mine at the expense of an Indigenous People’s heritage site offers the opportunity to re-examine just what is free, prior and informed consent
Capstone’s Pinto Valley mine improved its drill and blast optimization and added coarse particle flotation to make processing more efficient
Building set to start for Saskatchewan Research Council’s new rare earth elements processing facility
The CIM Magazine Weekly Mining News Recap for Jan. 22
The non-profit organization made several announcements about new research summaries, plotting data on maps, digitizing rock and mineral collections and improving data and sampling strategies
Canada adds new chemical to mine effluent regulations, increases stringency of limits on others
The annual mineral exploration convention opens with announcements for investment in Indigenous participation and talks on greener practices and fostering inclusivity in mining
A holistic approach to dealing with corrosion at mining operations
A digital replica of a mineral processing plant won't recover any metals on its own, but it is an essential element to optimizing operations using the latest technologies available. Sohail Nazari of Andritz explains