The latest issue of our digital magazine is out now – you can read it online for free. Here are this month’s top stories:
Many major mining companies have set net-zero targets for 2050, but some are unlikely to meet their interim targets for 2025 or 2030. Are the targets too ambitious, or is progress too slow? We check in on mining’s decarbonisation journey.
Keen to diversify away from diamonds and crude oil, Angola is hoping to attract new foreign investment to develop its vast untapped rare earth and critical mineral resources. With companies like DeBeers and Ivanhoe already exploring, we look at interest in the country’s mineral wealth.
Elsewhere in untapped resources, we catch up with AstroForge, a start-up that has put significant money behind space minerals, to find out how it thinks asteroid mining can become profitable.
We also speak to American Rare Earths about how its significant discovery at Halleck Creek in Wyoming could impact the rare earths market in the US – and perhaps even globally.
In equipment, we find out how digital technologies such as AI and remote sensors are offering mine operators more advanced options for the monitoring and maintenance of ground engaging tools.
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The fatal landslide at Çöpler mine in Turkey in February, which leaked cyanide into the ground, once again highlighted the issue of hazardous chemicals in mining. We look at the industry’s efforts to reduce the risks of cyanide leaching and develop safer alternatives.
Head over to MINE magazine for all this, plus more news and insights from the global mining industry. You can also read the latest issue of our Australia edition here.
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