tailings
Why the future of mining depends on rethinking tailings
As declining ore grades, water scarcity and growing environmental expectations place greater pressure on mining…
Carbon into tailings: mining’s role in carbon capture and storage
Early demonstrations and commercial offtakes have put carbon mineralisation of mine tailings on miners’ radar.…
Beyond the tailings facility. Lessons from an Intelligent Miner workshop
Better tailings management isn’t just about finding the next breakthrough technology, it’s also about understanding…
Workshop: Connecting the dots in tailings management
Mining has made significant progress in tailings management over the past decade, but one theme…
Engineering the next generation of mine sites
As mining investment accelerates into a new supercycle, engineering organisations face a generational skills gap,…
SPOTLIGHT: Lessons from 50 years in mine waste management
Emeritus Professor David Williams, with input from Dr Danish Kazmi, distils insights – described as…
SPOTLIGHT: The next era of mine tailings governance will be defined by effectiveness rather than compliance
The first five years after Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management were about building systems,…
2024’s top 10 most read articles
Carly Leonida presents The Intelligent Miner’s top 10 reads from the past 12 months
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…
Take two: why mine tailings are worth another look
Carly Leonida looks at the growing interest in mine tailings recovery and reprocessing as a…
2023 top 10: the most read articles
Carly Leonida looks back on 2023’s most popular content on The Intelligent Miner
ESG keeps mining boards up at night. What are you doing about it?
Trevor Sparks examines how day-to-day decisions in solid-liquid separation can impact mining companies’ ESG performance…
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