Universidad EAFIT | Decision Making for Closure – Frameworks, Uncertainty, and Cost

There are four topics, each explored on a standalone basis and in sequence. The idealized mining lifecycle starts with a potential economic mineral resource discovered by exploration geologists who understand the social license required to develop the project starts with early, constructive dialog with external stakeholders. The project proponent begins to define the project based on technical factors (e.g., mining method, metallurgy, water balance, mine waste management, environmental, closure liabilities and economics) and non-technical inputs such as stakeholder engagement and broader ESG performance. This presentation includes links to sources and suggested reading.