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Why it’s time to open up the mining echo chamber 

From technology adoption to supply chain partnerships, mining has much to gain by learning from…

Workshop: Mining and metals unpacked

Mining is a primary industry that underpins global economic growth, yet it operates through long,…

Cornwall’s comeback: rewriting the UK’s mining narrative, one critical minerals project at a time

After decades on the sidelines, mining is re-emerging as a potential strategic pillar of the…

Tariffs, trust and elbows up: Critical minerals in a security-first world

Gold was the price darling of 2025, but critical minerals told the strategy story. Canada…

5 minutes with… Keerit Jutla

10 quickfire questions for inspirational mining and metals leaders. This month, Keerit Jutla, strategic advisor…

Financing innovation: how venture capital is enabling new mining technologies

In the first instalment of his new quarterly column, mining technology and innovation expert, Jake…

SPOTLIGHT: De-risking mining projects through better political and commercial intelligence

As governments take a more interventionist role in mining, from export bans and local processing…

Carly curates… the January 2026 reading list

Welcome to the reading list, where each month, I recommend 10 standout articles, podcast episodes,…

2025’s top 10: last year’s most read articles

From combatting gender-based violence, to humanoid robotics and AI-driven mineral discovery, the topics that our…

Carly curates… the November 2025 reading list

Ten essential reads (and listens) on building social acceptance and accountability in the mining industry

Workshop: Creating compelling stories about mining

Too often, the mining industry can feel like an echo chamber: brilliant conversations happening internally…

Legacy in mined: building sustainable operations that endure

It’s no longer enough for mining companies to extract economic value from orebodies; today, they…

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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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