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Achieve sustainable project development through practical and effective mitigation planning
Learn MoreOptimize costs with detailed, robust closure cost estimates at each stage of the mine lifecycle
Learn MoreRemain competitive in global markets through practical solutions that optimise expenditure and increase productivity
Learn MoreRemain competitive in global markets through practical solutions that optimise expenditure and increase productivity
Learn MoreWhile mines have for decades had to comply with the prevailing legislated environmental regulations, the new Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management (GISTM) has shifted the ground.
Learn MoreVentilation dilutes the harmful components that are found in a mine to an allowable regulatory level
Learn MoreThe results provide insight into the geochemical evolution of sulfide tailings solids and porewater geochemistry and provide measured porewater concentrations for a sulfide rich tailings deposit which has weathered under unsaturated conditions for decades.
Learn MoreThis paper presents a case study of integrating historic and future mine site remediation in mine planning activities to reduce constituent concentrations in downstream watercourses.
Learn MoreExplore the opportunities and possible risks of mining development in Laos and its relevance to China in this thought piece by SRK's Bob Song.
Learn MoreThis study investigates the use of the Material Point Method (MPM) and a version of the SANISAND family of models as a representative constitutive model to simulate CPTs in dry sand.
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