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Join us at this year’s International Mining Geology Conference and Young Professionals Program where SRK’s Mark Noppé and Danny Kentwell speak on their technical knowledge and industry experience.
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Approximately 15 million tonnes of waste rock would be moved to access approximately 11 million tonnes of leach ore. Construction started in late 2003 and the open pit gold mine began operations about 1 year later.
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Exploring the supply, demand and technical dynamics shaping the global phosphate industry
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SRK is please to present at CoalSMART 2022.
Learn MoreAccording to official data, about 8,000 deposits are operating in Kazakhstan today. All of them were discovered back in the USSR times. But many of the deposits of lead, copper, and rare metals will be depleted in 10-15 years.
Learn MoreThe mineral resources of the Comstock district represented one of the largest precious metal deposits developed in the world, with more than 11 million US short tons of ore mined, producing more than US$ 396 million in silver and gold.
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This paper describes the evolution of legislation and planification of closure plans for both current operations and mining environmental liabilities.
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MINEX Europe offers a vibrant platform for the dissemination of innovative technologies and promoting investment opportunities and best practices for mining and exploration across Europe.
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Learn MoreThis paper focuses on challenges created by uncertainty of fault continuity and the repeatability of additional similar, but unobservable, faults that might impact pit slope stability assessments. If segmented fault systems are observed, defined by faults with limited continuity and rock bridges between adjacent faults of the same system, how can these be practically modelled and used in slope stability analyses?
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