Much like exploration geologists, university-based historians do much of their field research in the summer months. Limited more by the demands of […]
Credit: Adobe Stock Many asset owners face a choice that looks simple: continue operating aging coal-fired generating stations or begin planning for […]
May is Mining Month in British Columbia, an ideal time to recognize and celebrate this cornerstone industry in our province. Mining moves […]
In 1854, the land surveyor A.P. Salter noticed the needle on his compass wiggle in strange way, a signal that the bedrock […]
Martin Turenne, President, CEO and director of FPX Nickel talks to CMJ about “the dirty secret of the EV industry” FPX Nickel […]
Kristan Straub, Ljiliana Josic, and Dr. Shahid Azam were interviewed regarding the latest developments in tailings storage. Q Many mines are now storing […]
“Why mining?” It is a question people often ask when they learn I am a water treatment expert focused on this sector. […]
World-class rehabilitation in action at OceanaGold’s New Zealand site New Zealand’s South Island, OceanaGold is entering the final stages of rehabilitation of […]
Saskatchewan Research Council helps the Accelerated Site Closure Program achieve award-winning results During a time when a global pandemic brought industries across […]
Ljililana Josic and Tim Joseph were interviewed on the topic of mine closure. Ljiljana Josic is the senior director, tailings, water, and geotechnical […]
Attending Wyloo Canada’s announcement that it plans to build a battery materials plant in northern Ontario that may cost around $900 million […]
An old and rusted piece of mining equipment sits abandoned in a forest outside a mine in the small town of Cobalt, […]
This article is the second of two articles: The previous article covered my hypothesis, and this article will discuss the findings from […]
The friction heat from a mis-tracking belt that comes in contact with a conveyor structure can pose an extreme danger in any […]
