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Over the past decade international regulations and voluntary industry or multi-stakeholder initiatives addressing social and environmental risks at the cross-sectoral level as well as in mining and mineral supply chains have gained increasing importance.
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Like other sectors of the economy, the African mining industry is facing several headwinds, but it remains resilient. Resource loss, environmental degradation, and social issues are major challenges in the mining industry. Here are some of the challenges faced by the mining sector in Africa and what we can look forward to in 2024.
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This paper seeks to develop a framework to identify, analyse, and assess the mining industry's key challenges in terms of environmental, operational, and social issues. For each issue, 15 challenges have been identified from experts' opinions and from the relevant literature; each is examined in a real-world industrial setting.
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As 2026 approaches, the mining industry stands at the threshold of a transformative era driven by digitalisation. The sector faces increasing environmental pressures, societal demands, and economic challenges, necessitating a shift towards more sustainable and efficient practices.
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Mining is a global industry, and Australian companies are active investors and explorers in nearly all mining provinces around the world. The Australian Government recognises that a better mining industry means more growth, jobs, investment and trade, and that these benefits should flow through to higher living standards for all.
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Unsustainable mining industry; Environmental hazards from mines; Nature. Mining affects the environment and associated biota through the removal of vegetation and topsoil, the displacement of fauna, the release of pollutants and the production of mine overburden. Mining pollution is caused by land excavation; the discharge of mine pit water or ...
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Regulatory and policy frameworks set by the Commonwealth Government are fit for purpose and will: • enable fast, efficient and durable environmental approvals while upholding robust environmental protections • embed strong ESG practices that enable access to global markets • support the sector's enduring social license to operate • fairly share the benefits of critical …
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Over the past decade international regulations and voluntary industry or multi-stakeholder initiatives addressing social and environmental risks at the cross-sectoral level as …
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This report examines key industry trends including the shift towards renewable energy and sustainability considerations, technological advancements, and the deepening relationship between supply chains, socio-environmental effects and geopolitics.
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for the industry, and steps are being taken to address the environmental impact of operations, a more collective and targeted strategy is needed to address climate change disruptions. It is increasingly critical that mining companies move quickly and collectively to manage climate risk. Without action, the industry may end up paying a higher ...
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The mining and quarrying industry is the main revenue generator of the Saudi Arabian economy. Mineral oil and its products are by far the leading export from Saudi Arabia. This is closely followed ...
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In brief. The mining and metals companies need to surmount various challenges, including meeting rising ESG and social expectations, transitioning towards low-carbon value chains, among others, to fully leverage the potential of the sector. Minerals are non-renewable and limited natural resources that constitute vital raw materials in numerous industries, and have the …
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The mining industry plays a significant role in economic growth and development. Coal is a viable renewable energy source with 185.175 billion deposits in Thar, which has not been deeply explored. Although coal is an …
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Environmental impacts of mining operations occur at all levels and affect areas beyond mining sites. It occurs at the local, regional and global levels through direct and indirect mining techniques. These impacts lead to erosion, …
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Environmental and climate change pressures, trade wars and geopolitics, changing and uncertain demand, technology changes, and a global maintenance skills shortage to name a few. Addressing these challenges is a priority for the long-term sustainability of mining.
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The mining industry has long been one of the most challenging sectors to operate in. While advances in technology can help overcome them, they are still present and must be addressed. Additionally, new challenges are developing as the world changes, so mining companies need to be constantly looking for ways to improve their operations.
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In a world driven by consumerism where the majority of products fail to be recycled, mining remains essential for providing resources to help economies grow and improve standards of living. However, is this causing us to dig ourselves into a growing hole of issues? We examine the biggest environmental problems caused by mining. —
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is the top risk faced by mining leaders, both with regards to the industry as a whole (49%) and their own companies (58%). Of note, large cap companies1 saw economic downturn and uncertainty (44%) and environmental risks, including new regulations (39%) as a greater risk than commodity prices (34%). Despite global volatility, there is a high level
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But the environmental impact is also significant - in 2019, the mining industry represented 6.2% of Australia's energy demand and 9.5% of greenhouse gas emissions, excluding emissions related to processing commodities offshore. Thus, an emissions-intensive industry such as mining has a critical role to play in decarbonisation and the ...
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An increasing awareness of environmental impacts and collective calls for better sustainability are leading to a time of transformation in the mining industry, where companies are navigating the shift to greener operations.
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This article examines contemporary trends in sustainable mining practices, emphasizing advancements in water management, reduction of CO2 footprints, soil recovery, and the broader implications for the industry.
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Environmental Challenges Due to Mining – Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Mining activities produce greenhouse gases through energy consumption for day to day operations, processes that refine ores to produce …
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