Issue 105 • June  2021

The UN's push for better tailings management

Challenges for BHP and Vale’s Samarco re-opening

The bonds between mining and terrorism

That's no mine

As space mining draws increasing attention, the geopolitics of extra-terrestrial resources are proving potentially hostile

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  • Resilient Chinese demand for Australian iron ore to support construction industry
  • BEVs expected to have the biggest impact on reducing mining emissions
  • Gold production from top eight companies expected to increase by up to 3.1% in 2021
  • Normet International Company Insight
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  • GEOKON
  • In Depth
  • Stay gold: Egyptian ambition and investment
  • In space, no one can hear you mine: NASA’s blueprint for space mining
  • Teaching and toolkits: inside the UN’s push for better tailings management
  • False start: challenges for BHP and Vale’s Samarco re-opening
  • Blood and treasure: breaking the bonds between small-scale mining and terrorism
  • How satellite images of illegal mining can force action on the ground
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  • MINExpo 2021
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