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Tensions and opportunities in mining’s relationship with water

The relationship between mining and water is an intricate one that’s only likely to become…

Minecraft Vs mine-craft

Online games can help bring mining processes and topics to the masses. Eve Payne looks…

SPOTLIGHT: investment in artisanal mining – finding a common ‘language’

Rob Karpati makes the case for greater investment in artisanal and small-scale mining as a…

Social intelligence meets digital transformation: the future of mining organisations?

Peggy Bell digs deep with top industry experts to explore how the mining sector can…

2024’s top 10 most read articles

Carly Leonida presents The Intelligent Miner’s top 10 reads from the past 12 months

SPOTLIGHT: Neurodiversity is an opportunity to create a culture of care and innovation in the mining industry

The different perspectives, skills and ways of thinking that neurodiverse talents possess could help mining…

Securing mining operations: cybersecurity perspectives for a digitally-driven sector

Peggy Bell interviews three top cybersecurity experts on how the mining industry’s digital evolution is…

Blockchain: the key to unlocking trust in mineral value chains

Aarti Sörensen spoke with Tanya Matveeva about the transformative potential of blockchain in enhancing trust,…

Swarming towards new ways of mining

Carly Leonida explores the possibilities that swarm intelligence and robotics might offer the mining and…

SPOTLIGHT: Mining needs a makeover. Our future depends on it

Despite the mining industry’s enhanced focus on responsible tailings management, high-risk projects are still being…

Mining’s electric challenge: managing end-of-life EV batteries

Aarti Soerensen discusses the need for effective battery lifecycle management in the face of rapid…

Welcome to the age of smart mineral exploration

Carly Leonida and friends explore the potential impacts of data-enabled technologies on the future success…

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“Mining is the most basic of all human endeavours and yet we live in a world where people don’t know where things come from”

Robert Friedland

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