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The Treasurer of Australia – Thursday at the World Mining Congress
Media welcome. Access is limited and security tight. To attend plenary be at the Merivale Street security gate at 8 for access. Speaker list below. For Treasurer’s media call and speech, be at …
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How will climate change affect mining? – Professor Ian Lowe
Emeritus Professor Ian Lowe AO op ed The potential impacts of climate change are not well known or understood by the mining industry, despite them being clearly identified in the sixth volume of …
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“It’s about time you got here!” – Tuesday’s Speeches at the World Mining Congress
Transformation in Mining – Sinead Kaufman, Chief Executive, Minerals, Rio Tinto
Speech to the 26th World Mining Congress Brisbane, 28 June 2023 Slide 1: Heading slide Thank-you Jillian, it is great to be able to talk to you this morning from my hometown here in …
Larry Marshall, CSIRO, Opening Remarks, World Mining Congress 2023
Thanks Jillian for that kind introduction. I would like to begin by acknowledging the Jagera people and the Turrbal people as the traditional owners of the land we are on today and pay …
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Big names in mining team up to demonstrate remote semi-autonomous dozer technology
Big names in mining team up to demonstrate remote semi-autonomous dozer tech Thiess, Caterpillar and Hastings Deering deliver off-site remote operation of Cat® MineStarTM Command for dozing live at …
Rushing to extract critical minerals could compromise sustainable development
The urgency to provide metals for the energy transition is putting pressure on the legal safeguards and approval processes governing mining, according to University of Queensland (UQ) researchers, and …
New planning tool offers miners in dry regions a shared water supply solution
The financial, environmental and social feasibility of mining in some of the world’s driest regions could be unlocked through shared water supply networks according to a new project led by The …
More storms, fires, and floods
How will more extreme weather events affect mining operations? ESG Session/Climate change and Mining – 11 am Wed 28 June One of the unknowns for the mining sector globally is how climate change …
Who’s leading from the front on emissions reduction?
Mining, a heavy industry, is directly responsible for 4% to 7% of greenhouse gas emissions globally. But the emissions produced by downstream industries such as steel and cement are even more …
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