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The risks associated with mine closure and post-closure management, as the last parts of the mining life cycle, are often minimized during the development planning phase of a project and are typically not considered in as much detail in the investment decision-making process. With the global experience of these experts, the discussion will also address challenges with planning and implementing closure in various jurisdictions around the world.
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The mining sector is in an enviable position in that the minerals and metals it produces are going to be essential for the energy transition and, for the most part does not emit as much greenhouse gas as manufacturing and energy, nor has it yet been subject to many carbon tax and trading schemes. But the winds of change are blowing, and the mining sector now has to decide whether to keep clutching the umbrella, or to build a turbine and embrace the change.
Watch VideoThe closure of a mine can leave a huge gap in local services and infrastructure, particularly in remote locations, according to SRK group chairman Jeff Parshley and principal scientist James Lake.
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