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Waste away – a new life for tailings
Recovering and re-mining mine waste is a credible and potentially financially alluring prospect as the mineral intensity of the clean-energy transition requires new solutions to avoiding supply shortfalls.
The World Bank has indicated the production of minerals, such as graphite, lithium and cobalt, could increase by nearly 500% by 2050 to meet the growing demand for clean-energy technologies.
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Driving responsible mining practices to deliver on sustainability
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Waste away – a new life for tailings
Dr Dave Lawie, Chief Geoscientist with global mining-tech company IMDEX, says technology has a role to play in characterising the tailings and defining the ore to enable extraction.
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Krux of the matter is more metres for your dollar
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AI needed to unlock treasure trove of mining data
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Clarion call for mining industry: it’s time to act
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IMDEX at IMARC 2023
During the event we recorded presentations from our solution specialists and keynote and panel sessions our Executive Board participated in -
Cracking the code to find digital specialists
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Hi-tech devices take IMDEX experts global
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Ore body knowledge can save mining projects from an extinction event
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In search of geoscientists for a changing mining sector
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Critical minerals and the road to success
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Safe, efficient mines are sustainable mines: IMDEX
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IMDEX boosts the power of data with "gold standard" integration
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Survey IQ on the frontline for drillers
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Mining must find its voice to attract future workers
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A decarbonised world needs mining
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Gold standard protection for mining data
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Mining's Structural Shift
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Don't be time poor in the exploration rush
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Finding the metals for a decarbonised future
