The mining industry’s fundamental role in supporting global agriculture through fertiliser production is often overlooked. But with a global population that’s projected to reach 10.3 billion in the next 50-60 years, minerals such as potash and polyhalite will be essential to combatting poverty and malnutrition. Carly Leonida speaks to Rachel Dolby, Head of Corporate Affairs, Land and Permitting at Anglo American’s Crop Nutrients business, about the link between mined materials and global food security.
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“The mining industry and the products it provides, underpin half of the global economy. If you want to change the world, there’s no better place to work”
Carly Leonida